On the occasion of Manchu Manoj’s birthday, Manoj Manchu and his wife Maunika Bhuma Manchu launched a new service revolution. They officially launched a new social service organization called “Aikya Dhairya Sena Samiti” for community service. Jubilee Hills MLA Naveen Yadav was the chief guest at the special meeting of the massive blood donation camp organized on the occasion of Manchu Manoj’s birthday at Kukatpally and the name of the organization was officially announced.
Adoption of five children. Expansion of service programs in both Telugu states
Speaking on this occasion, Manchu Manoj said in the meeting, “me and my wife Maunika have learned service from our elders from childhood. This ‘Aikya Dhairya Sena Samiti’ was born from Maunika’s thoughts with the intention of having a single platform for all those who want to work for the society. From today we are adopting five orphan children and taking full responsibility for their education. These service programs do not stop here. We will expand the group,” he announced.
Mounika Bhuma Manchu said that this trust is not only limited to blood donations. Emphasis will be placed on women empowerment and employment generation. It has been revealed that women will be given free training in ‘toy making’ courses through an organization called ‘Namaste World’ and they will be given self-employment opportunities. They requested everyone’s support for this journey which started with the blessings of their elders. MLA Naveen Yadav, who came as the chief guest, said that they have a 30-year association with the Manchu family and appreciated that Manoj’s heart always thinks for the society. He has always assured his full cooperation to this trust.
When it comes to Manchu Manoj’s film career.. In the recently released movie ‘Mirai’, Manoj gave the audience a taste of his acting universe in the role of ‘Mahabir Lama’ (Black Sword). Currently he is acting in the most anticipated pan India periodical action drama ‘David Reddy’. International actress Maria Ryaboshapka is playing the heroine in this huge film directed by Hanuma Reddy Yakkanti in the background of 1897-1920 British period.
