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At a charity evening Aamchi Mumbai , Manchester’s popular restaurant for Indian street food and cuisine raised funds for Local charity St Ann’s Hospice and for Victims of acid attack girls in India. Asian Lite reports
On the occasion Aamchi Mumbai raised £1175 in the evening. Restaurant’s co founder and Director Sandeep Gursahani says , ” some part will be donated to St Ann’s Hospice and as the collection is large we will now donate more causes in India including Acid attack victims.”The evening was fully booked by the restuarnt’s regular guest. Regular clientele and guests walked in to support and “there was no marketing effort required at all,” adds Sandeep. A grand delicious 7 course menu was served .
Aamchi employee – team member Donya Bonyadi who is a professional opera singer performed to render her support. She is very popular among guests at Aamchi for singing, says Sandeep.
A great Magician Matt performed tricks on each table to personalise.
Sandeep adds with pride , “The event was held on my wife Hetal’s birthday. I had deliberately chosen that day for Charity so we can celebrate her birthday with our regular guests and support social causes.”
