Fashion has created a niche for itself in India. The demand for fashion models and icons has increased with time and it requires a lot of perseverance and hard work to sustain in this world of glamour. Tanuj KewalramaniÂs tale of becoming a fashion model has been the only inspiration that proves that no dreams are impossible to achieve. Since he was a kid, he had a strong inclination towards modeling. However, things were difficult for him as he struggled with being an overweight guy. With sheer confidence and vision, he started training under the celebrity fitness trainer Baqar Nasser who helped him to lose weight from 123 kgs to 88 kgs.   

During college, Tanuj was so tempted towards modeling that he started taking part in almost every fashion show. With time, he did several shows and he also got an opportunity to walk the ramp at the Maharashtra Utsav in 2014. Besides being a model, he turned a choreographer and has choreographed fashion shows in more than 28 colleges in Mumbai. Not just this, Tanuj has been judging fashion shows in many colleges and events of Mumbai. For him, fashion is all about expressing your true self. He believes that without fashion, everyone would look the same. ÂI love to dress that makes me feel comfortable. It is about keeping things simpleÂ, says Tanuj.

His sense of style is like every other ordinary man but the way he carries himself is what makes him different. Apart from modeling, he was featured as an actor in ÂMTV Love School season 2Â and in the Bollywood film ÂThe Zoya FactorÂ. The model is very keen to give a try on TV reality shows. Recently, he was one among many jury members for Mr and Miss Universe 2019 Mumbai auditions. His experience as a model for more than 7 years has truly made Tanuj Kewalramani a household name in the fashion industry. Giving a pro tip about facing competition, he said, ÂIf you concentrate solely on yourself, you will definitely grow. But if you think about peopleÂs opinions, you will get affected. Always think of being your own competition and set a benchmark for yourself.Â