Pamela Anderson enters Bigg Boss house with social causes in mind
Somya Lakhani : Thu Nov 18 2010, 05:45 hrs
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Designer Ashley Rebello has designed her wardrobe for the three-day stay. "I have made Lucknowi salwar kameez, swim suits, sarongs, vests, duppatas, leggings and T-shirts," says the designer. Anderson will walk into the house in a white chiffon sari with mirror work on it. Before leaving India, Anderson plans to pack some saris and fabrics for her mother. "I hope I get the time to shop," she adds.
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