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Click happy! The public life of a selfie-queen
Updated On: 20 March, 2016 12:56 PM IST | | Aastha Atray Banan
<p>In a time when the selfie has been called an epidemic and life-taker, we follow a woman transformed by it. Meet, Pia Balwani, who runs a salon in Mumbai, and clicks an average of seven selfies a day</p>

Show me some love! Hairstylist Pia Balwani takes a selfie with her mother at Churchgate salon. Pic/Aastha Atray Banan
Pia Balwani’s favourite spot to take a selfie is in her car on her way to work every morning. Her make-up is fresh, she has just washed her hair and likes the light that comes in through the window pane. She tilts her head, pouts ever so slightly and sits at an angle that makes her “look thin”. And then she sets the filter to “chrome” on her iPhone and clicks. It’s a picture ready to be admired and uploaded on Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook. It’s 10 am, and the day has just begun.
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