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DJ and model Megha Kawale relates to M6 her little girl fantasies- "I've always wanted to sit in a bathtub with chocolate swirling around me. Not chocolate sauce, but rich melted chocolate! I know it's not the most practical thing to do, but childhood fantasies rarely are practical. The thing is, I'm petrified of water. I learnt swimming only because my family taunted me about not knowing how to. Still you'll always find me stretched out on the sand when I'm at the beach. The only time I enjoy water is when I'm in the bathtub. The chocolate rantasy came about because I loooove chocolate. I guess I just combined die two experiences into one. As an adult I've tried out various chocolate flavoured scrubs and bath potions. The Body Shop has some lovely ones. The experience is not quite the same though. But wouldn't it be a delicious delight if it were?" Another childhood dream is a result of reading all those fairytales. The ones that have a Prince Charming and happily-ever-after endings? I actually believed I would meet my perfect partner and we'd fall in love. But reality shattered my dream. Sigh. It's terrible how these stories misguide innocent little girls. On the other hand I'm not sure Lif fairytales r should reflect the truth of adulthood. Little girls shouldbe given a chance to dream

More about Megha
Megha is said to be the first woman DJ in India. Her career started with a residency at the 1900's club at The Taj Mahal hotel. Megha was still a college student then. Her sounds set the dance floor on fire, making her one of the best DJs around. Five years later, she moved on to Mikanos, the country's first two storey nightclub built in a warehouse. Here she ruled as Queen of the Console for nearly a year. In 2001, she successfully toured as a freelance DJ and also started her career in modelling. She was a finalist at the Femina Miss India Contest 2001 and won the talent title.
Since then, Megha has played for more than a thousand private parties in India and around the world, spinning to different moods and crowds. She continues to model for the best designers of the country, like Manish Malhotra, Ritu Kumar, Tarun Tahiliani and Ritu Beri, and also walks the ramp at top fashion weeks and shows.