Debonair Magazine India 13 [verified] -

Issue 13 might have been the one that pushed the envelope. Given the number’s superstition, the editors might have included a controversial photo-feature or a real interview with a call girl from Kamathipura. If seized by the police (which happened often), the distributor would black out the cover with a marker or rip off the front page.

The magazine was shaped by several prominent editors, including Ashok Row Kavi , Anthony Van Braband , and most notably Vinod Mehta , who is often credited with balancing its "girlie" reputation with sophisticated journalism. Other notable editors included Anil Dharker and Vanit Jain . Debonair Magazine India 13

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Despite its adult branding, Debonair featured serious articles, poetry, and stories by celebrated writers like Ruskin Bond , Khushwant Singh , and Adil Jussawalla . Cultural Impact and Evolution

In our 13th issue, we continue our tradition of pushing boundaries. They say 13 is an unlucky number. Superstition is the crutch of the weak. In this issue, we celebrate the rebels, the dreamers, and those who refuse to color within the lines. Whether it is Rajveer’s explosive honesty on page 24 or Tara’s carefree spirit on page 12, the message is clear: Luck is what you make of it.