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  Ashish Anand, Dalip Tahil, Nisha JamVwal, Bharat Dabholkar, Denzil Smith, Tanuj Virvani sm
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  Mohit Burman
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  Neerja Shah
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  Actors Denzil Smith with Bharat Dhabolkar
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  Dr Mukesh Batra, Ashish Anand, Nisha JamVwal, Actors Denzil Smith, Tanuj Virvani, Kishore Singh, Consul Gen Richard Bale
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  Anil Virvani & Tanuj Virvani with Nisha JamVwal
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  Nirja Shah, Nisha JamVwal & Mohit Burman
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  Nisha JamVwal
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  Pearl Hafiz Contractor
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  Nisha JamVwal, Dalip Tahil, Anil Singh Procam with friend
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  Shibani Agarwal, Samantha Nayar, Nisha JamVwal & Nikki Nayar
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  Sweetie Burman With Shibani Agarwal
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  JamVwal With the Burmans
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  Nisha JamVwal with the Burmans, the Singapore Consul Gen & friends
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  Nisha JamVwal With Reyna Jagtiani & Gauri Nayar

Delhi Art Gallery’s opens its latest exhibition Indian Abstracts: An Absence of Form, with a champagne and caviar brunch hosted by Nisha Jamvwal on Saturday, December 8, 2014.

The event, which was a gourmet Champagne brunch, featuring a lavish buffet saw the cr'me de la cr'me A list of Mumbai high society and consular corps , bankers and financial wizards in attendance. Guests included a strong representation from the Consular Corps, such as the Consul Generals of Singapore, Italy and Germany. Guests such as Nikki and Samantha Nayar, Ranjit Shahni, Pearl and Hafeez Contractor, Mohit Burman with his parents Sweetie and Vivek Burman, Nirja Shah, Film Actors Dalip Tahil, Anuj Virvani, Denzil Smith and Theatre actors Bharat Dabholkar, Dr. Mukesh Batra, Models Shruti Agarwal, Jasmine Darda, Designers Pria Kataria Puri, Rina Shah, Shibani Agarwal, Anil Singh of Procam and the Consul Generals of Switzerland, Germany, Singapore's Ajit Singh, Canada's Richard Bale were seeing admiring the Razas, Gade's, Santosh's and Padamsee of course but the showstopper was the Ambadas which drew maximum attention.

Speaking on the occasion, Nisha Jamvwal said, “The works chosen for the Indian Abstracts exhibit are unparalleled; the collection inspired me to host an event in conjunction with Delhi Art Gallery, one of India’s most significant art institutions and one of my art haunts. Being an avid lover and collector of art, I feel that it is my delight and desire to expose my friends and family to this impressive and hugely impactful exhibit. The vast anthology of works by modern masters represents the greatest talents in Indian art and I need to share the joy of enjoying art with my near and dear ones. I am so happy that my guests appreciated the works and my efforts to promote it.”


- Dharmishtha Dagia