This issue is filled with women of all shapes, sizes, skin tones and types, hair textures as represented on our cover. Women who are paying homage to themselves, and to the bodies that house their spirit. Women who are paying homage to their mentors – extraordinary women ranging from the arts and sciences to industry and everything in between. In this issue, we also have some incredible women paying homage to their mentors. All this and more to celebrate the spirit of womanhood, read our latest issue. On stands now!


Global superstar Priyanka Chopra Jonas is on the our cover this month. We spent some quality time with the actor-producer-all-star-multi-hyphenate in Mumbai, which resulted in this insightful conversation. Her special blend of charisma, humour and intelligence is irresistible. The superstar is equal parts eloquent and warm, and unpacks everything from the nature of fame, its pitfalls and positives, and what kind of roles she’s gravitating towards at this stage of her life.

We also have another incredibly notable name gracing our pages, from the realm of fashion (and beyond.) We also have had the immense pleasure of sitting down with Sabyasachi at his new, incredible flagship store in Mumbai. From the historic Dior show held at the Gateway of India, we have brought you a slice of that experience by picking some standout looks, and also an interview with Maria Grazia Chiuri herself, talking about the incredible work Dior does with the Chanakya School’s artisans.

Dive into our pages for advice on fashion and beauty, parenting and career. All this and more in our power-packed edition.

Rani Mukerji is arguably one of the best talents this country has ever produced and, for the most part, lets her work speak for herself. Apart from the rare magazine cover, that is. We were elated that she allowed us to ask her the questions we’ve always wanted to pose, which makes for an enriching cover story that we urge you to read.

If your interests lie in fashion and beauty, we have an exhaustive trend report from the recently-concluded Lakme Fashion Week x FDCI held in Mumbai. We’ve also paired trends with corresponding looks from fashion weeks across the continents so your style is up-to-date with fashion globally. We’ve also siphoned the best beauty looks spotted on runways and backstage for you.

All this and more in this power-packed issue.

This is an issue about women in music. All women in music – whether it’s the OGs of playback singing, classical music icons, women of Indian origin or regional stars. Why, one might ask? Why not! It’s about time these incredible artistes had a whole issue dedicated to them as they have been our companions through sickness, health, joy and sorrow. We reach out to music when words fail us. A song can illustrate that emotion buried deep in your heart; when tears fall, melodies soothe. The women on this cover are the soundtrack to our lives. Their songs play on the radio on the way to work. They’re singing to you through your headphones when you take the train or metro. You are dancing to them at weddings… or in the privacy of your shower. Our very own women in music – our superstars.  

To supplement this theme, we also dove into the performance aspect of music. What are the tips, tricks and secrets of our stage artistes? How do artistes stay well and handle emergencies before big shows? How do they handle coughs, sore throats and period pains and still deliver their best? Click and read on! Make sure you have your favourite song playing loudly as you do it. Just so we’re all united through the notes that sweeten our lives.

Tabu’s on our cover this month. That’s it. That’s the story. Always a favourite of Femina’s, Tabu is immensely strong, knows her mind, and is inherently graceful – it’s hard to take your eyes off her, both onscreen and off it. In this issue, we attempt to find out a little more about the enigma of the woman, the artiste, the icon.

We’re also big proponents of celebrating love in its many wonderful, diverse forms, so, for February, we’ve leaned into this thought even harder. We’re celebrating all kinds of relationships because we think that love is about the person – the people, or beings – you’re with. We’ve profiled people who are partners in both business and in life. We’ve done deeper dives into notions of self-love so you can truly be your own Valentine. We’ve even put together a dictionary on the latest dating terms courtesy Gen-Z because, quite frankly, we all need to keep up!

We have all this and more in this lovely issue. Get your copy today and read more on Femina.in

New year is a beautiful time. It’s a fresh start in a way, and an opportunity to put aside past baggage. This isn’t sentimental – the clock is literally being reset! What are you going to do with this quantum of time? If you’re like Ranveer Singh, our cover star for the month, you’re going to take stock and put some new practices into play.

Our conversation with the star is an eye-opening, honest, intimate one. While you might know him as a larger-than-life figure, the man underneath the stardust is thoughtful, calm, vulnerable and inherently grateful. Get to the story and you’ll know just how correct our read on him is. We’ve also profiled men across the country, across professions, who we feel have the X factor, the commitment, the talent. Since January is also about wish-fulfilment – new year, new checklist – Team Femina created the perfect list of presents that we’d like to hand out, both large and small. 

We hope you continue to share your thoughts and ideas with us, because who are we without you – our audience. Happy New Year!

This issue is a celebration of maximalism. Living large. Celebrating life. If you leaf through our pages, we have the best guides for various experiences across the country that are the epitome of “treat yourself”. Whether it’s food and drink, fashion, spas, hotel living, glamping, gifts... we’ve got it covered. If you’re in the mood for “go big or go home”, we’ve done the research and are happy to pass it all on to you.

Helming such a larger-than-life issue is a star that goes beyond A-List. She’s in a category of her own. Katrina Kaif is one of the most beautiful, talented stars in our country, but those aren’t the only adjectives to describe her. She’s also an incredibly astute business woman – a mogul in the making – with her beauty company, Kay Beauty, aka India’s first celebrity makeup brand. We sat down with Katrina to dig deeper into her entrepreneurial side. About the genesis of Kay Beauty. How she turned an idea into a reality. Why diversity and inclusivity matter so much to her. She’s talking about it all, and it makes for a fascinating conversation.

Happy New Year in advance!

We champion women all year long on the pages of Femina. At the end of every year, we like to take stock, as one must, to see what we’ve done as a whole, and what we need to do in the future. November also happens to be our anniversary month, so it’s the perfect time to gauge our work, and celebrate the women who inspire us to write! Here's our cue to introduce these fabulous women on our cover - the 16-year-old world champ Judoka Linthoi Chananbam, the 94-year-old sprinter Bhagwani Devi Dagar who won three medals, including a gold, at the World Master Athletics Championship, and the 26-year-old Commonwealth Games 2022 gold medallist Nikhat Zareen. 

This issue also features our Fab 40 list that highlights the stories of women that deserve to be told, and also includes a lot more sporting triumphs because Indian women have triumphed in the field over the past year. But, that’s not all. Entrepreneurs, entertainers, scientists, artists, fighters, public servants – one and all. You’ll have to leaf through our pages to see who fills the list this year. Get your copy today.

As we usher in the festive season, join us with your families, friends and communities as we explore the joys of festivities. In this festive-themed issue, The Big Story gives you the best tips for getting your home ready for guests, and how to decorate accordingly. The Big Story Plus dives into various rituals across India and how they truly benefit your body, face, hair and health. The festive mithai experiments in this issue will give you many delicious ideas. Every section is a guide on how to get things right for the season. Fashion guides you with festive outfits and styling tips for both clothes and jewellery. Beauty has a large focus on skin and how to get it to behave despite the celebratory sweets and drinks you will definitely be consuming. And let’s not forget all that makeup you’ll be putting on and off, which can strip the skin or clog your pores – we’ve got the fix for that too. Speaking of makeup, all that glitters is not gold… or bronze. Want to know how to explore different metallics or colours on your face this season? We have you covered.

We’ve kept the biggest firecracker for last. We’re talking of the actor whose stardom is sky high – Rashmika Mandanna. Beloved in Tamil and Kannada cinema, and feted by Bollywood, her next big release hits this month, with none other than Amitabh Bachchan. Read more about who she is, and what she’s up to in The Cover Story.

It's the season of weddings and our cover stars and soon-to-be-married couple, Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal had an interesting perspective on marriage and partnership, as you’ll see on the pages ahead. And who better than them to make this year’s Wedding Issue special, for us and for you. From planning a wedding multiple times over, to not letting any tropes define the way forward for them, the actors’ well-acquired clarity on thoughts on weddings is a breath of fresh air.

Inspired by their love story and our collective love for weddings, this issue is noteworthy for it’s all about the season of celebration of what else, but love and togetherness. Our fashion pages will help you identify the biggest trends in bridal couture, whereas beauty will show you just how to nail the glam department.  From top hair and makeup artists to couturiers, we have the best voices from the industry to help you make the perfect choices. From a list of must-ask questions before saying yes to planning a honeymoon, and from having a sustainable celebration to food trends, and tips on staying fit, we got you. Here’s something for everyone, this wedding season because we want you to be … you!


The power of belief is at the heart of this issue – belief in you, women, our heroes, who continue to help build our country, run businesses, manage homes and who create the future. Every word in this magazine is written by women, for women, about women who are making India – one idea, one action, one note, one dance move, one product at a time. From a fashion house in Ladakh to a winery in Arunachal, from the feminist doll maker in Kodaikanal to the entrepreneur who’s bringing traditional Maharashtrian fare to dining tables across the world, Indian women have been at the centre of invention and innovation, inspiring the world we live in. The glorious spread on our fashion pages reflects the artistic vision of India’s ‘heritage keepers’, the beauty pages shine a light on homegrown labels run by women and uncover an ancient trove of Ayurvedic secrets. Read on to find out more! 

It’s all about the blue this month! Our incredible hockey squad is competing at the World Cup that is being held in Spain and the Netherlands this month. They are currently ranked 6th in the FIH World Rankings, and are ranked as the best team in Asia! We also wanted to introduce you to the members of the team. Curiosity about them piqued post the Tokyo Olympics where their epic performance had us beaming with joy and pride. We wanted all of you to really get to know them through their stories. The lengths these fearless, talented, gutsy women have had to go to, to become national – and, we hope, world – champions, have been daunting. We honour them by amplifying their voices. 
We also took inspiration from them to feature the next best women in sports. Read on to find out more!

This June we absolutely cannot wait to watch Shabaash Mithu, a biographical sports drama with Taapsee Pannu essaying the role of Test and ODI captain of the Indian women’s national cricket team, Mithali Raj. Both of whom you can see on our cover this month. Both incredibly dynamic characters, they’re also admittedly very different people. How they found common ground and forged a bond is a tale told in our cover story – a conversation between the two women, and a fantastic read.
We also took inspiration from the power of two for this entire issue. Read on to find out more! 

Our cover girl in this issue, the vivacious Kiara Advani, opens up about being inspired by Bollywood actors when she uninhibitedly danced to some of their popular numbers as a child and about dealing with the difficult phase that followed after her first film didn’t set the box office ringing.

This issue also lauds those who have broken norms to find and nurture the feeling of motherhood for themselves. It is this love that propels us to push our boundaries, helps us get through whatever life throws at us, and gives us that sense of security that can only come from a mother figure.

Download and read this and more while we all work our ways to get through the heat that has enveloped the country!

Know that you are unique and that’s what makes you beautiful. So, stop comparing yourself with others.” These words might seem often heard, but when they come from a person who has walked the talk, they mean so much more. Miss Universe 2021 Harnaaz Kaur Sandhu, when offering her advice to young people facing life’s pressure, made it amply clear that she was there on that stage primarily because she believed in herself. Designer Saisha Shinde, who worked closely with her to create the finale gown had visualised her as the winner way ahead of time. Our cover story this month, as summer sets in, intends to bring out that facet of her personality. 
This season brings with it heat and humidity, but it is also the harbinger of change. It is the time to ring in new, summery fabrics and trends that will last the new year. The pages that follow have you covered for combining the latest trends with your tastes and wardrobe.

It’s February, which means all the mediums and feeds are going to be flooded with the Valentine’s Day juggernaut. Celebrate love, by all means. We LOVE love. But we also know – and this is the real truth – how much pressure it can put on people who are both single and in couples, for a variety of reasons. It is impossible to discover and truly revel in love, if you don’t discover it within yourself. Your perception of love might be skewed if that balance of kindness and confidence – yes, self-love – doesn’t exist for you. If you don’t believe us, perhaps you’ll believe Sonakshi Sinha? Our cover star of the month talks about what she’s had to face with regard to her weight throughout her career. 

To help bolster this courageous journey of self-acceptance, we’ve also spoken to some phenomenal content creators and personalities who have all gone through crucibles. Whether it’s “problematic” skin (no, your skin is not a problem), body weight, body hair, abusive relationships, trolling, or gender assignment – they’ve battled them all. Read all about these stories in our February issue. 

How are we already in 2022? It’s January! It almost feels like we’ve emerged from some sort of time warp. 

We’re all wary, hoping that a third wave doesn’t hit us. This is the reality we live in. However, this issue doesn’t focus on what could potentially go awry, but celebrates the good. We’ve always looked at the people around us for inspirational stories, and that’s the energy we’d like to start the year with. The human spirit always emerges even in the most difficult circumstances. Who are the people who exemplify this statement? You’ll find them in our pages. We spoke to men and women who are The Next Big Thing – across fields. You’re going to see a lot more of them in 2022.

Given the theme of our issue – looking forward to what’s coming up – Janhvi Kapoor really is the perfect fit. A talented actor with some very interesting projects in the pipeline, she,like us, muses about what 2022 is yet to bring. It’s a common thread in this issue as you’ll find us giving you the lowdown on upcoming trends, wardrobe updates, beauty news, health advice... Everything that will keep you in the know about pop culture, people and… life!

Cinema - That Grand Adventure that unites us in joy and pathos. By that definition, it’s the players – actors and actresses – who set the stage for our journeys, and have, since time immemorial. On our pages, we pay homage to these luminaries, active through the ’60s to the ’90s, and even today, for that matter. Why are we exploring this theme now? Quite simply, “entertainment” of any sort over the last two years has felt like a luxury.  Every single star on our pages means something to us. We’re quite certain they mean the same to you. And so, we take stock of the past, and the present, to move forward.

Our anniversary falling in the month of November proved to be a bit of a conundrum for us. Anniversaries are for celebrating. So is this time of year, given the spate of festivals around the country. But, for so many people across the nation, celebration and festivities aren’t on the cards. We’d like to honour them, but also honour… hope. Moving  forward for all of us, as a collective. What better way to do that than by invoking LIGHT? That’s the theme of this issue. May it light your path, soothe your pain, signal something new – we all need the healing, joyful, comforting power of light. Now, more than ever. 


Our four Paralympian champions on the cover are the very definition of light. The obstacles they’ve overcome to follow their paths are astounding. Yet, talking to each of them reveals happiness, determination, strength and focus. We applaud them, along with the rest of India. We also turned to the real professionals of storytelling to bring you a very special Big Story. No, not us (this time!). We approached our favourite poets and authors to pen down original stories, verses, and personal thoughts around the theme of light.

As erstwhile CEO of PepsiCo, and in all her roles, past and present, Indra has been an unstoppable force – inspiring, charismatic, brilliant, intuitive. That’s also because those qualities, and the resulting compound, are inherently… Indra. We grabbed the chance to speak to her when we found out she was authoring a book. Serendipitously, she agreed, to both the interview, and to our cover. The resulting conversation unfurls on our pages this issue, as they do in her book, and we urge you to read both.

We won’t give too much away, because we don’t want to take away the joy of reading for yourself.  
We hope October brings you peace and joy wherever you are. As we find our feet in the new normal, we find ourselves looking for the little things that make us happy and help us move forward. It is here that we’d like to help – whether it’s through food, understanding the self or navigating festival season safely. We hope you find a friend in us as you flip through our pages – someone you can rely on, who gives you good advice, cheers you up and on, and someone you can have a laugh with. Stay safe, be well.

Presenting Femina Fabulous 40 issue for September 2021. This list is something we’re proud of, because we believe that excellence is a quality that can be found everywhere, should you care deeply enough to look. In the most diverse places, in the most diverse fields. This is not a list that is ranked, because we believe women shouldn’t be pitted against each other, but rather celebrated and lifted up. 

Across our pages – with the Fab 40 – we have highlighted incredible women across sports, entertainment, industry, human rights, journalism, politics, law and popular culture. We have Olympians and LGBTQIA activists. Renegades and leaders. Intellectuals and artists. Creators and disruptors. Most importantly, women who, even through the challenges 2021 has posed, have stood for something, done something, built something. Could there be anything more fabulous? We don’t think so.

At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom.” Mulling on these words soon made our minds turn towards the scores of women who fight every day to ensure that India stays awake “to life and freedom”. These women defend us, in every way. We had to start with our armed forces and our soldiers. Speaking to, and paying homage to the women of the Army, Navy and Air Force has been an honour and privilege. We explore their stories in our Cover  Story and urge you to read about them. We are proud to know these women, and feel enriched by the conversations we have had. The Big Story takes the topic even further as we speak to a diverse set of women who protect our rights, uphold truth, and put their lives on the line for the collective. Commanders in the paramilitary services, marine pilots, activists, lawyers, athletes, journalists – their inspiring stories await you.

This month, our minds turned towards the women we should thank for being in a position where we can make choices at work. The originals of the business world who opened doors for the rest of us. Who shattered glass ceilings so we could stretch comfortably. And what incredible women they are! This is a landmark issue for so many of us as we celebrate our heroes. Women whose shoes we’d like to walk in – and so many of you already are. And, remember, we’re always going to be right here, being proud of you and telling the stories that need to be told.
Read about their incredible stories in out July issue

For this month, we’d focus on a crucial aspect that directly affects every single one of us – health and wellbeing. The subject of our cover story has had her own battles to fight. That’s why Lisa Ray is an inspiration and a joy to behold. Lisa lives with multiple myeloma, but has forged her own path with wellness. This is a woman who is focused, exuberant, wildly intelligent and informed about the choices she makes for herself and her family. It’s a journey
that is fascinating and fulfilling to read about.
Further into the issue, we’ve also spoken to a group of people who exemplify balancing drive and wellness in the most thorough manner. K-pop superstars Monsta X power through life with the most daunting schedules. They must be at the top of their game, through the pressure, and in an industry that is competitive and fast-paced.
Who better to speak to, when looking for role models on how to get up and get going?
The rest of our pages will feed both your mind and spirit. Can social media be used for good? It has been, over the last few months, and we’ve spoken to the people who have used it to – no two ways about it – save lives. Given the various stages of lockdown, we’ve provided more insight on how to stay well in quarantine across everything from gynaecological to dental needs! Alternative healing is also a great way to supplement allopathic medicine and we’ve talked about the various forms you can reach out for.

Every single person we know has been affected by COVID-19’s sweeping second wave. We have all suffered immense loss. And, the most extraordinary stories of stunning compassion and heroism have emerged from the country. We’ve watched citizens band together, providing assistance and showing tremendous empathy in times of need. We spoke to a few of these remarkable people as part of our cover story, to pay homage to the greater good. We’ve also got a series of essays, written by beloved members of our community, dedicated to our mothers. For all of us who love, have lost, or have matriarchal figures to look up to, this is a glimpse at nostalgic joy to remind all of happier times.  
So download your copy now to read and enjoy!

From maintaining relationships to choosing joy, our April cover girl Tara Sutaria reveals it all. The issue, itself, carries tips on how to get over an ex to fashion and food inspiration and so much more. We even have interviews with inspiring women such as Dr Gauri Agarwal (Founder of Genestrings Diagnostic Centre) and Nina Lekhi (Founder of Baggit). The country is currently buffeted by the second wave of Coronavirus and in these waves of uncertainty, the Femina woman marches ahead to safety and a more balanced life.

She’s witty, full of unwavering fortitude, and has got moxie. Our February cover star, Sania Mirza talks about life on the lawn, her wins and corresponding experiences, the happiness behind being a mother to two-year-old Izhaan, and shattering the glass ceiling. The spearhead of Indian women’s sports speaks about pushing her limits to get back in the game post-pregnancy. 

Besides Sania's extensive interview, the February 2021 issue of Femina India also features more stories of some super-achiever moms who have bounced back to work soon after having their children. The issue also has the lithe and lissome Athiya Shetty putting the latest fashion trends on display. As February is the month of love, there’s no prizes for guessing that the outfits in hues of reds and pinks. Moreover, Bollywood's Fashion mogul Sonam Kapoor Ahuja dishes some sassy secrets on her personal style. Our Big Story puts the spotlight on moms who dipped their toe in the world of work soon after giving birth, their experiences, our inspiration.

The year has begun on an incredible note as Deepika Padukone turns cover star for Femina’s January 2021 issue. Dressed in blue, the gorgeous actress exudes confidence and elegance all at the same time. 

The country loves the 35-year-old actress. She’s not just a superstar due to her hits, but she genuinely is that star  who crosses the cinema galaxy once in a blue moon. Versatility is the cornerstone of her work trajectory. Even though she’s done the ‘run around the trees’ routine for commercial success, Deepika’s also emerged as a woman with a voice. For every Chennai Express there has been a Chhapaak or a Piku. In our issue this month, the DP opens up on her projects lined up for 2021, what marriage to Ranveer Singh is like and who she truly is, behind all that glamour. 

Besides Deepika Padukone, Femina’s January Issue comprises so many more pieces that will peak your interest. Not only do we tell you about the 2021 trends in fashion, beauty and travel as humanity limps back to normalcy. We also have horoscope forecasts for the entire year in store for as well as many helpful features on topics ranging from food to parenting. 

All this and more in Femina’s January 2021 Issue. Download your copy now.

We are back with another real winner as our cover girl this issue. Fashion designer Masaba Gupta, the daughter of actor Neena Gupta and cricketer Viv Richards, has an air of mystique around her that goes beyond her mixed origins. This feisty girl, in a very short span of time, has not just taken her brand to the top of the fashion blockbuster list; she has also cross pollinated her own persona. 

Not just this feisty beauty, we have a fabulous fashion shoot with the newbie in the town, Alaya F, who’s winning our hearts on social media and big screens, ever since her big Bollywood debut. Find festive fashion inspiration straight from this young, spunky star’s fresh picks. You can also learn how to get your bling on with bejeweled watches this wedding season. The beauty edit will bring you a peek into the contactless world of glam and glitz, how digitisation has paved the way forward for the industry, and everything that’s hot and trending.

We also deep dived into the world of weddings to see how the concept of matrimony has evolved over the years. Our top career story will guide you on all about education loans. Our research report on urban homemakers is an insightful read for everyone. All this and more in this power-packed issue. The issue is out, download your copy now.

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Today, Femina has an online incarnation: 'www.Femina.in', and with this, Femina aims to reach out to women through the entire day. The website covers a huge bandwidth of topics including fashion, relationships, beauty, buzz, health, and food, and columns like Your Space and Spotlight make it a one-stop-destination for women, online. The website also features user-generated content in the form of tips, communities, forums, polls, contests and other interactive content which add to the experience of the end user.

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