: Under the editorship of figures like Ashok Row Kavi and later the legendary Vinod Mehta , the magazine balanced provocative imagery with high-caliber writing. It featured early-career photographs of Bollywood stars like Juhi Chawla and Madhuri Dixit.

The journey of Debonair began at the G. Claridge Printing Press in Bombay, with its first issue hitting stands in April 1974.

: Deep dives into Indian cinema, music, and art.

: Vintage issues of Debonair are highly prized by collectors. Mint condition copies from the 1970s and 1980s are often found on platforms like BidCurios and Etsy India .

While specific issue numbers like "13" often refer to a particular volume or a collector's edition, they typically represent the magazine's long-term commitment to "style and substance."

Debonair was more than just a "men's magazine"; it was a mirror to India's evolving social norms.

: Insights into tailored suits, casual wear, and skincare for the modern man.