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Actress Shruti Haasan, who stole the spotlight as the showstopper for the ‘Teach for Change’ fundraiser fashion show, has commended Lakshmi Manchu for her relentless efforts behind this noble initiative, aiming for the expansion of this endeavour to encompass all of southern India, and eventually, the entire nation.

The ninth edition of the ‘Teach for Change’s annual fundraiser which was held in Hyderabad on Sunday saw participation from fashion maestros Amit Gt for women’s wear, and Shashank Chelmilla for men’s wear.

This extravagant event, known for its blend of glamour and social impact saw a host of actors walking the ramp. Shruti glided down the ramp for the fashion show in a black hooded Indo western lehenga by Amit Gt.

Speaking about the event, Shruti said: “Lakshmi has been actively involved in Teach for Change’s distinctive efforts within Government schools, and I’m excited to join in this year.

Hyderabad, Feb 12 (Ians) In a stunning display of style and altruism, actors Lakshmi Manchu, Shruti Haasan, Shriya Saran and Harshvardhan Rane took centre stage, sashaying down the ramp with grace and purpose at the ‘Teach for Change’ fundraiser fashion show.

The ninth edition of the ‘Teach for Change’s annual fundraiser which was held in Hyderabad on Sunday saw participation from fashion maestros Amit Gt for women’s wear, and Shashank Chelmilla for men’s wear. This extravagant event, known for its blend of glamour and social impact saw a host of actors walking the ramp.

Sudheer Babu and Harshvardhan Rane headlined the men’s segment, while Lakshmi Manchu opened the show for the women’s segment.

Harshvardhan looked dapper in a red coat and black trousers. He rounded off the look with black sunglasses.

Shruti led the finale as the showstopper in a black outfit, and Shriya Saran made...

Actress Lakshmi Manchu has roped in actors Shruti Haasan, Shriya Saran and Harshvardhan Rane to grace the runway for the ninth edition of Teach for Change’s annual fundraiser fashion show, saying, it will create meaningful change in the lives of children.

The actors will headline this event and strut the ramp for a noble cause that will enable children across government schools to access quality education.

Talking about the same, the ‘Gundello Godari’ actress stated: “The ‘Teach for Change’ fashion show is not just about style and glamour; it’s about leveraging our influence to create meaningful change in the lives of children who need this push.”

“Through this event, we aim to raise awareness and funds for Teach for Change’s invaluable initiatives, empowering them to continue their impactful work in education. I am deeply appreciative of my friends and colleagues from the industry who have generously dedicated...