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The man who cuts Rahman's hair
At 35, he's one of Bollywood's best known hairstylists. Among other things, Ryan D'Rozario was responsible for A R Rahman's straight hair at the Grammy Awards.
Which is why it comes as a shock when you learn Ryan was a resident DJ and graphic designer at Spin Visuals before he switched to hair styling.
One of his clients casting director Shanu Sharma got him his first Bollywood break. Ryan was chosen by the Yash Raj banner to style Saif Ali Khan and Rani van cleef engagement ring copy Mukherji for Hum Tum.
His graphic designing background came handy when he showed his stars how their hair would look in the film.
Ryan's celebrity clientele has only grown since 2004.
Saif Ali Khan
My first Bollywood star client was Saif Ali Khan. After I clicked his pictures, I used them to create the seven different hairstyles Hum Tum demanded.
Saif was very finicky about his hair. It was a little difficult at the start but, luckily, Yash Raj had interviewed me and I had met Saif several times before the shooting actually started.
Saif has a combination of wavy and straight hair; it has great texture. We coloured his hair to beach blonde for Hum Tum. It was my favourite hairstyle on him and it appears towards the end of the film. In this style, his hair in front is a little straighter. It's a Chinese kind of look which he has maintained till date.
In one section of the film, Saif had to have long hair. We used a wig and cut the hair on the wig itself. Everybody, from the director to Saif, loved it; they felt it resembled Tom Cruise's look from Mission Impossible. They even use the the dialogue, 'Yeh mera Tom Cruise look hai,' in the film.
After everyone left, though, Saif felt the hair was coming on his face. He asked me to redo it. I was not happy because the director had okayed the look; but he insisted and forced me to cut it.
Saif is a great person to work with; he's a real prankster. For Hum Tum, we shot in Amsterdam for a month and van cleef arpels engagement ring copy had so much fun. Photographer Joy Dutta. Saif and I would occasionally go out partying.
On the sets, we would keep our distance but otherwise Saif is very friendly person. It is just that you should know your work and know where to draw the line.
I was also called for Saif's next Yash Raj movie, Salaam Namaste. I gave my ideas for Saif's and Arshad Warsi's looks in the film on a CD as they had demanded. I even cut Saif's hair. Later, though, I came to know I was not going to do the film since its budget has been slashed.
When the movie released, however, I realised they had used all my ideas. I was very upset because they did not pay me or give me credit. They apologised later, but I felt bad.
People had warned me about Aamir and how he wanted everything perfect. I met him a couple of times before we started shooting for Fanaa and discussed I wanted to do with him and what he wanted from me.
Aamir was not comfortable working with a new hair stylist; he was used to Avan Contractor. But, after a few meetings, things worked out really well.
What is superb about Aamir is that, once the look is set and just before the shoot starts, he calls the hair stylist and make up artiste home. He will time you to find out how long you take to do his hair and make up. He will then tell the production people the exact time he will be ready on the sets.
This makes it easier and faster for everyone because we are ready with everything we need and the work finishes on time.
In Fanaa, Aamir van cleef butterfly ring copy had two looks.
In one, he had to look like a street smart Kashmiri boy so we decided on longer hair. Also, Fanaa was right after Rang De Basanti where he had slightly long hair. We just added extensions and fillers to create the volume and length required. As a result, when we showed the second character with short hair, it gave a very distinct, separate look.
Aamir has dark brown, curly hair you must have seen it in Mangal Pandey where he had grown his hair really long that's easy to play around with.
He is very professional and has a dry sense of humour.
Aamir is very good with the Rubik's cube. One day, he told Kajol and make up artiste Mallika Bhat he would solve it in one minute. When they didn't believe him, he said, 'If I don't finish it, I will bow to you and say you are the king. But if I win, you will have to bow to me and say I am the king.'
Of course, he solved it within one minute and Kajol and Mallika had to bow to him.
When we were shooting in Poland, there was snow everywhere. Aamir would bang into people so hard that they would slip and fall into the snow. No one realised he was doing it deliberately. One day, he pushed Kajol and she decided to get back at him.
She hid behind his make up van, waiting to push Aamir. It so happened that I saw her and warned Aamir. He told me to get down from the van first and asked me to jump out instead of walking. Kajol thought it was Aamir and came to push me, but she missed because I had jumped out of the van.
At 35, he's one of Bollywood's best known hairstylists. Among other things, Ryan D'Rozario was responsible for A R Rahman's straight hair at the Grammy Awards.
Which is why it comes as a shock when you learn Ryan was a resident DJ and graphic designer at Spin Visuals before he switched to hair styling.
One of his clients casting director Shanu Sharma got him his first Bollywood break. Ryan was chosen by the Yash Raj banner to style Saif Ali Khan and Rani van cleef engagement ring copy Mukherji for Hum Tum.
His graphic designing background came handy when he showed his stars how their hair would look in the film.
Ryan's celebrity clientele has only grown since 2004.
Saif Ali Khan
My first Bollywood star client was Saif Ali Khan. After I clicked his pictures, I used them to create the seven different hairstyles Hum Tum demanded.
Saif was very finicky about his hair. It was a little difficult at the start but, luckily, Yash Raj had interviewed me and I had met Saif several times before the shooting actually started.
Saif has a combination of wavy and straight hair; it has great texture. We coloured his hair to beach blonde for Hum Tum. It was my favourite hairstyle on him and it appears towards the end of the film. In this style, his hair in front is a little straighter. It's a Chinese kind of look which he has maintained till date.
In one section of the film, Saif had to have long hair. We used a wig and cut the hair on the wig itself. Everybody, from the director to Saif, loved it; they felt it resembled Tom Cruise's look from Mission Impossible. They even use the the dialogue, 'Yeh mera Tom Cruise look hai,' in the film.
After everyone left, though, Saif felt the hair was coming on his face. He asked me to redo it. I was not happy because the director had okayed the look; but he insisted and forced me to cut it.
Saif is a great person to work with; he's a real prankster. For Hum Tum, we shot in Amsterdam for a month and van cleef arpels engagement ring copy had so much fun. Photographer Joy Dutta. Saif and I would occasionally go out partying.
On the sets, we would keep our distance but otherwise Saif is very friendly person. It is just that you should know your work and know where to draw the line.
I was also called for Saif's next Yash Raj movie, Salaam Namaste. I gave my ideas for Saif's and Arshad Warsi's looks in the film on a CD as they had demanded. I even cut Saif's hair. Later, though, I came to know I was not going to do the film since its budget has been slashed.
When the movie released, however, I realised they had used all my ideas. I was very upset because they did not pay me or give me credit. They apologised later, but I felt bad.
People had warned me about Aamir and how he wanted everything perfect. I met him a couple of times before we started shooting for Fanaa and discussed I wanted to do with him and what he wanted from me.
Aamir was not comfortable working with a new hair stylist; he was used to Avan Contractor. But, after a few meetings, things worked out really well.
What is superb about Aamir is that, once the look is set and just before the shoot starts, he calls the hair stylist and make up artiste home. He will time you to find out how long you take to do his hair and make up. He will then tell the production people the exact time he will be ready on the sets.
This makes it easier and faster for everyone because we are ready with everything we need and the work finishes on time.
In Fanaa, Aamir van cleef butterfly ring copy had two looks.
In one, he had to look like a street smart Kashmiri boy so we decided on longer hair. Also, Fanaa was right after Rang De Basanti where he had slightly long hair. We just added extensions and fillers to create the volume and length required. As a result, when we showed the second character with short hair, it gave a very distinct, separate look.
Aamir has dark brown, curly hair you must have seen it in Mangal Pandey where he had grown his hair really long that's easy to play around with.
He is very professional and has a dry sense of humour.
Aamir is very good with the Rubik's cube. One day, he told Kajol and make up artiste Mallika Bhat he would solve it in one minute. When they didn't believe him, he said, 'If I don't finish it, I will bow to you and say you are the king. But if I win, you will have to bow to me and say I am the king.'
Of course, he solved it within one minute and Kajol and Mallika had to bow to him.
When we were shooting in Poland, there was snow everywhere. Aamir would bang into people so hard that they would slip and fall into the snow. No one realised he was doing it deliberately. One day, he pushed Kajol and she decided to get back at him.
She hid behind his make up van, waiting to push Aamir. It so happened that I saw her and warned Aamir. He told me to get down from the van first and asked me to jump out instead of walking. Kajol thought it was Aamir and came to push me, but she missed because I had jumped out of the van.
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