Dimpy Ganguly Was Second Runner Up at 'Sananda Tilottama 2006' Beauty Contest (With Pictures)

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The new Mrs Mahajan, Dimpy Ganguly had taken part in a beauty contest called 'Sananda Tilottama 2007' in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata on May 19, 2007. She was the second runner up at the contest. 'Sananda Tilottama' is one of the biggest beauty contests in eastern India. Here are some photos of Dimpy from the Event.

Second runner-up Dimpy Ganguly strikes smiling poses with winner Karishma Pradhan (C), first runner-up Debjanee Chakrabarty (L) during the 'Sananda Tilottama 2007' beauty contest in Kolkata on May 19, 2007.

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