"I
am
in
awe
of
her
talent,
you
guys.
Seriously.
Being
a
makeup
lover,
I
can
truly
sense
the
burning
passion
she
has
and
it
makes
me
so
happy
to
see
her
shine," said
Sonam
Kapoor
about
India's
No.1
makeup
and
prosthetic
designer
Preetisheel
Singh
in
a
10-part
Instagram
post
this
week.
It
received
a
whopping
32k
likes
in
a
day.
Sonam's
post
is
part
of
her
famous
Women
of
Film
series
and
goes
on
to
showcase
Vivek
Oberoi
being
transformed
into
the
character
of
PM
Narendra
Modi
for
the
film
by
the
same
name.
She
also
features
some
videos
of
the
National
Award-winning
makeup
and
prosthetic
designer,
asking
readers
questions
like,
"Did
you
know,
it
took
over
3-4
hours
of
makeup
everyday
for
John
Abraham's
look
in
Romeo
Akbar
Walter
(RAW),"
"Did
you
know,
dentures
for
Amitabh
Bachchan
had
to
be
created
from
scratch
for
102
Not
Out,"
"Did
you
know,
Nanak
Shah
Fakir
was
the
film
that
won
a
National
Award
for
Best
Makeup,
" and
"Did
you
also
know,
the
woman
behind
this
is
@preetisheel."
Sonam
has
also
shared
some
videos
of
Preetisheel
along
with
images
of
transformed
looks
of
Ranveer
Singh
in
Padmaavat,
Amitabh
Bachchan
and
Rishi
Kapoor
in
102
Not
Out
and
of
Akshay
Kumar
in
an
old
look
for
an
advertisement,
all
curated
by
Preetisheel.
Apart
from
this,
Sonam
has
even
shared
a
pic
with
Preetisheel
receiving
the
National
Award
by
former
President
Pranab
Mukherjhee.
For
the
record,
Preetisheel
has
designed
looks
for
a
number
of
top
artists
in
Bollywood's
box-office
successes
such
as
Bajirao
Mastani,
Padmaavat,
Chhichhore,
102
Not
Out,
Mulk,
Bala
and
Housefull
4.
Her
other
credits
include
movies
such
as
Andhadhun,
Thackeray,
Shivaay,
Haider,
Hawaizaada,
Rangoon,
Brothers,
Talwar,
Finding
Fanny,
Parched,
Mom,
Romeo
Akbar
Walter
(RAW),
Malaal,
Pati
Patni
Aur
Woh,
Raat
Akeli
Hai,
Panga,
Ujda
Chaman,
House
Next
Door,
Bigil,
Boomerang
and
24.
Along
with
her
work
partner-husband
Mark
D'souza,
Preetisheel
has
set
up
India's
first
makeup
and
prosthetic
lab
called
Da
Makeup
Lab
in
Mumbai.
The
talented
lady
is
now
preparing
to
launch
the
Preetisheel
School
of
Character
Design.