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Beyond fashion, Debonair Magazine India 13 also explores the world of lifestyle and culture. The edition includes in-depth articles on travel, art, music, and entertainment, providing readers with a well-rounded perspective on the world. From restaurant reviews to interviews with prominent artists, the magazine offers a unique blend of sophistication and entertainment.

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One of the most anticipated aspects of Debonair Magazine India 13 is its exclusive profiles of influential individuals. The edition features interviews with thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and celebrities, offering readers a glimpse into the lives of those who are shaping the world. These profiles not only provide inspiration but also offer valuable insights into the industries and passions of these remarkable individuals.

The magazine also broke new ground by conducting India’s first‑ever survey on male sexuality in 1991, which helped dispel many myths. This was followed by a survey of women through Savvy magazine in 1992. These initiatives positioned Debonair as a publication willing to tackle taboo subjects with a degree of research and seriousness that was unusual for its time.