Manchu Vishnu Adopts 120 Orphans, Earns Widespread Praise for His Generosity
Actor Manchu Vishnu's compassionate gesture has garnered widespread admiration after he adopted 120 orphans from the Matrusri organization in Bairagipatteda, Tirupati. During the event, Vishnu assured his support in education, healthcare, and other necessities, pledging to stand by the children as a responsible elder brother.
Lauding Matrusri's founder Sridevi for her selfless efforts in nurturing the children without any personal gain, Vishnu expressed his happiness in celebrating the occasion with them. He also urged the public to reduce unnecessary expenses and direct those resources toward supporting orphans and underprivileged individuals.
Earlier in the day, Manchu Vishnu, along with his father Mohan Babu and other family members, participated in the Bhogi celebrations held at Mohan Babu University in Tirupati. Speaking on the occasion, Vishnu extended his wishes for everyone’s well-being and emphasized the significance of farmers, stating, “Sankranti is all about farmers. If farmers prosper, the country prospers.” He expressed hope for a prosperous future, free from droughts and hardships for farmers, and advised everyone to celebrate the festival responsibly.
Lauding Matrusri's founder Sridevi for her selfless efforts in nurturing the children without any personal gain, Vishnu expressed his happiness in celebrating the occasion with them. He also urged the public to reduce unnecessary expenses and direct those resources toward supporting orphans and underprivileged individuals.
Earlier in the day, Manchu Vishnu, along with his father Mohan Babu and other family members, participated in the Bhogi celebrations held at Mohan Babu University in Tirupati. Speaking on the occasion, Vishnu extended his wishes for everyone’s well-being and emphasized the significance of farmers, stating, “Sankranti is all about farmers. If farmers prosper, the country prospers.” He expressed hope for a prosperous future, free from droughts and hardships for farmers, and advised everyone to celebrate the festival responsibly.