Bollywood siblings walk ramp for 'save girl child' campaign
26 Oct 2009, 1327 Hrs

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New Delhi, Oct 26 Wearing collections of Sanjana John, the Bollywood fraternity walked the ramp for 'Save Girl Child' campaign during the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WLIFW).

Collections of the designer were inspired by the basics of Humanity-the family.

As Indian culture thrives with the family values and the strength of love amongst siblings, the designer roped in some top celebrities that included actor Riya and Raima Sen, singer Shibani Kashyap, sarod players Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash, olympic Bronze medallist boxer Vijendra Singh and his brother, Miss Universe turned Bollywood actor Sushmita Sen and brother and actor Salman and Sohail Khan.

It was indeed a star-studded affair.

Sanjana described all the participating celebrities as 'one Indian family'.

"The show was dedicated for 'Save Girl Child'. All these people have come for the same campaign. This is India and we all stand together as brothers and sisters. It's about unity. As Indians, we all stand together as brothers and sisters and there is the family," said Sanjana.

Sanjana is sister of Indian designer Anand John convicted in US. She began her career with her brother Anand Jon, making her debut in the India Fashion Week. She had even participated in New York Fashion Week in 2005.

This year 110 designers will showcase their collection with over 48 models displaying their creations. (ANI)

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