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Debonair is no longer the sensational headline it once was, but its legacy lives on. It was India’s first major men's magazine, a trendsetter that paved the way for publications like GQ India and Maxim . And at its heart were the women—the —who dared to bare it all when India was not quite ready to look.

This tradition continues in the magazine's current avatar. Prominent names from the world of Hindi and Telugu cinema frequently appear on its covers and features. One prime example is , the Indian actress and model who won Miss Diva Universe in 2015. Her feature in the magazine represents a shift from the nude centerfolds of the past to a more fashion-forward, glamorous aesthetic that still captures the magazine's original spirit of bold sensuality. Debonair Magazine India Models

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Before she became the bubbly, beloved sweetheart of Bollywood cinema in the late 1980s and 1990s, Juhi Chawla was crowned Miss India 1984. Early in her modeling career, she graced the cover of Debonair . The feature highlighted her grace and versatility, helping to catch the eyes of prominent filmmakers before her massive breakthrough in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988). Madhu Sapre This tradition continues in the magazine's current avatar