Bigg Boss: Former contestant Rohit Verma turned messiah for a slum girl

Now, to bridge the gap between lower and higher class, Rohit Verma has allowed a new face to wear his designs.

Bangalore, First Published Oct 8, 2020, 10:57 AM IST | Last Updated Oct 8, 2020, 10:58 AM IST

'Bigg Boss' fame Designer Rohit Verma has given many new models the opportunity to adorn his designs and showcase their talent through his work. Now, to bridge the gap between lower and higher class, he has allowed a new face to wear his designs.

According to sources "The young woman Manya Singh is the daughter of an auto-rickshaw driver and belongs to a slum in Mumbai. Rohit has always believed in giving talent the opportunity to shine. He strongly believes that your talent and hard work can help you get out of any adversity you might be in."

Reality show star Rohit Varma stated "I would like to give it back to the society through my passion. I just feel that as a citizen of India, it is our duty to empower each other and this is how we do it, I have always been taught at home that one should always help others."

“I am very happy and very proud. I am not doing this for any kind of attention. I just want people to know that this is how you help people and actually help people by providing them with opportunity, which is the most powerful tool to equip our girls with,” he concludes.

Recently Rohit has decided that 25 percent of the amount from his Sonagachi collection, will be donated to aid the education of sex workers. Actress Kashmera Shah and Donal Bisht are the faces of the collection.

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