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TBZ launches temple collection in Vijayawada
Noted television anchor and actress Rashmi Gautam was in the city to participate and unveil the new Temple Collection at Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri TBZ to mark Varalakshmi Vratam on Thursday
Vijayawada: Noted television anchor and actress Rashmi Gautam was in the city to participate and unveil the new Temple Collection at Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri (TBZ) to mark Varalakshmi Vratam on Thursday.
Speaking to the media, Rashmi said that she was happy to be a part of the launch occasion.
She said that she was fond of jewellery and prefers to shop at TBZ which has an exquisite collection and a trusted brand for more than 150 years.
She said that her next movie ‘Antakuminchi’ will have all elements like fun, emotion, entertainment, comedy, action thriller, horror and was basically on superstitions.
She said that she has a few projects on hand which should be finalised and said that she is comfortable with traditional outfit.
TBZ Vijayawada business manager GH Naveed said that the collection was inspired from the architecture of the temples and the deities of India which involves of handiwork and was characterised by some of the finest handwork crafted by skilled craftsmen.
The collection has a mix of majestic, chokers, kadas, earrings and rings which can be styled with traditional Indian wear, he added.
