designer rohit vermas show at the bombay times fashion week spring summer 2020 was all about extravagant drama at the st regis mumbai the show titled sindoor khela was inspired by the times of india noconditionsapply campaignthe runway was beautifully done up with banana plants sindoor vermillion thalis led candles and more the models had floral hoops sindoor bindis white tattoos on forehead for everyone and on the arms for some guy models giving the show an extremely festive feelthe front row had actors and activists and the runway had professional models along with inspiring personalities transgenders acid attack survivors and actorstalking about his work rohit said fashion speaks a universal language and it is a great tool to take this initiative forward i have used red and white in my collection red is the colour of love and power and white is about peace my clothes will boost the confidence of women everywhere said rohit his collection aims to empower women to challenge norms that lead to unfair traditions imposed on them for the last 400 yearsthis was the second season that ample missiion foundations dr aneel kashi murarka presented this show at the btfw as a part of their gender inclusivity initiative and took it a notch higher this timeactors vishal aditya singh rashami desai abhishek bajaj artist kalpana gandhi acid attack survivor zakira shaikh transgenders ganga julie and sonu sashayed down the ramp in beautiful two toned red and white ensembles made of flowy sheer fabrics tussar silk and handwoven textilesthe designer himself wore a beautiful ghaghra and danced down the ramp making the audience break into an applause at rohits dramatic and graceful entrance his phulkari jacket had pockets full of vermillion that he smeared on his actor friends like mouli ganguly at the front rowactress urvashi rautela was the showstopper and showcased a red and white traditional lehengatalking about the collection dr aneel said rohits collection truly brings out the power that vests within we witnessed that on the ramp the society can really progress when we learn to accept our differences and start looking past them everyone deserves equal opportunities equal rights and it is our duty as citizens to support this equalitywatch amplemissiion presents rohit verma at btfw 2020