Nazaqatt & No Limits: A Mother-Daughter Fashion Revolution

Bobby Duggl’s story begins in the quiet confidence of a woman who always knew the power of being well-dressed—of walking into a room and letting your presence speak before you even say a word. Fashion, for Bobby, was never just about clothes. It was identity. It was strength. It was a kind of self-respect stitched into every silhouette.

And yet, like many women, her journey didn’t unfold in the way she may have imagined.

A South Delhi convent-educated girl, Bobby was married and relocated to Patna at the age of 23. It was a complete shift—new city, new culture, unfamiliar surroundings, and most importantly, no support system of friends or family. Starting from zero in a land that felt far from everything she knew wasn’t easy.

At that point, life offered her only one accepted “career path”: to be a homemaker and a devoted mother. And she embraced it fully. Bobby gave birth to two beautiful daughters and spent 11 years building a home, raising her children, and holding her family together—quietly, lovingly, and with the kind of resilience that rarely gets applauded.

But deep inside, she never lost herself.

Years later, the family shifted to Gurgaon. Her daughters were now older, and Bobby did something that many women think about—but few actually dare to do. At 40, she went back to studying. She completed her B.Ed, gave her exams, and started her career from scratch as a teacher in a reputed school. It wasn’t a small step. It was a bold restart—one built on self-belief.

And while she was shaping young minds in the classroom, she was also building something even bigger outside it.

During this phase, Bobby and her younger daughter started an NGO called AWAAZ. Through AWAAZ, they taught underprivileged children skills that go beyond textbooks—painting, dancing, singing, self-defence, public speaking—helping them find confidence, expression, and a voice. Because Bobby has always believed that real empowerment begins when someone is made to feel seen.

Then came a turning point that felt like destiny. Her elder daughter graduated in fashion designing—and together, they launched their own label: Nazaqatt. For Bobby, it was the perfect meeting of passion and purpose. She had always had an innate sense of style, and now she finally had a platform to turn that instinct into a brand.

But the journey wasn’t easy.

Building a home-grown label, sustaining it, and making it successful—especially online—required discipline, grit, and a kind of consistency most people underestimate. Bobby didn’t just dream. She showed up daily for the dream.

And that’s exactly what made Nazaqatt what it is today.

Nazaqatt is not just about fashion. It’s about creating power outfits for women—clothes that make women feel confident, bold, and ready to rule their world. And Bobby is proud that the label was completely bootstrapped by her—built from the ground up, without shortcuts.

Today, Nazaqatt has a community of 35,000 women who adore the brand and its message of confidence through dressing.

Even more surreal?

Celebrities like Sunny Leone, Suchitra Pillai, and Ashnoor Kaur have been spotted wearing their designs—an unforgettable milestone for two founders who began with nothing but belief and a shared dream.

Just when you think her story has reached its peak, Bobby adds another powerful chapter.

At 55, she decided to participate in Mrs India 2026. People were shocked. Some were amazed. Many were surprised. Because society is still not used to women choosing themselves at that age.

But Bobby didn’t do it to impress anyone.

She did it to prove something—to herself, and to every woman watching.

The journey wasn’t easy. It wasn’t glamorous behind the scenes. It demanded discipline, effort, and relentless hard work. And Bobby made it happen. She won the 1st Runner-Up position. A moment that didn’t just feel like victory—it felt like validation.

Bobby speaks of her achievements with grounded pride—not arrogance, but with deep gratitude. She feels proud of becoming the 1st Runner-Up in Mrs India 2026, and equally proud of her journey as a teacher, where she shaped young minds with confidence, strong values, and positive thinking. She takes immense joy in building her fashion label Nazaqatt, creating power outfits that help women feel bold, confident, and unstoppable. What makes it even more special is that the label was completely bootstrapped by her and has grown into a loyal community of women who truly believe in power dressing. And today, seeing influential personalities wear their designs—something that once felt like a distant dream—has become one of the most fulfilling moments for her as a founder.

 Bobby Duggl’s future plan is simple, yet deeply meaningful:

To motivate women to feel self-confident, self-worthy, and unstoppable.

She wants every woman to know that age is not a deadline.

Because if she can begin again at 40, build a brand, run an NGO, and win a national title at 55—then every woman can chase her dream, no matter when she starts.

And Bobby’s message is clear:

Age is just a number. Dreams don’t expire.

Go out there, win every challenge, and shine brightly.