Anuradha Prasad


Anuradha Prasad comes from a politics family. Her husband, Rajeev Shukla is a Member of Parliament from Maharashtra and Chairman of the Indian Premier League. Politics could have been an easy way for her, but she chose her way in journalism and started BAG films in 1993. She produced Sansani for Star News, Poll Khol for ABP News, Khabrein Bollywood Ki for Doordarshan and Kumkum Pyara Sa Bandhan for Star Plus, etc.


Nita Ambani


Nita Ambani is the founder of Reliance Foundation, a non-government organisation working for the underprivileged section of society. Apart from that, she is the owner of Mumbai Indian, an IPL team. Her husband Mukesh Ambani is India’s richest person, according to the Forbes magazine. Leading a wealthy life was a cakewalk for her, but she chose to make a difference by her philanthropic deeds. Reliance Foundation has transformed the life of rural and urban underprivileged people across the country. She is a perfect example of individuals who believe in sharing and caring for their fellow citizens.


Husband’s Shadow Wives Who Mad


Coming O G 36 I INDIAN MIRROR MAY 2017


irls often dream of finding the life partner who can sweep them off their feet and bring the entire world to their doorstep. They dream of celebrities, successful entrepreneur and outstanding sportsperson, and some of them are lucky enough to get their dream husband. But there is a flip side of it as well; it becomes harder for an ambitious woman to make her mark under the giant shadow of her husband’s success. Few women in our country had established their identity with their sheer grit and dedication.


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