TTA’s Fashion Design Student, Shrushti Mulage, Gets an Opportunity to Work on an Upcoming Sensational Movie ‘Padmavati’

Times and Trends Academy’s (TTA) Fashion Design student, ShrushtiMulage, was overwhelmed with happiness when she was selected to work for a Bollywood movie ‘Padmavati’ as fashion design intern. Shrushti was selected by the well-known Bollywood fashion designer, Chandrakant Sonawane, who recently worked on costumes in the hit movie, ‘BajiraoMastani.’

Chandrakant Sonawane isthe chief mentor for fashion designing and fashion styling students at Times and Trends Academy.Co-incidentally, Chandrakant was Amit Agrawal’s student earlier when he was pursuing his fashion designing.

Chandrakant who recently conducted a workshop for fashion design students at Times & Trends Academy, said, “When I was a student, my mentor was Amit sir. He was always there for me to show the right direction, and I really worked hard and gave my 100%.  Everyone needs a direction, especially students because they are young and proper guidance can work wonders for their careers. The same was true for me. Now, I am the chief mentor at Times & Trends Academy, and I am looking forward to not only guide these young students, but also give them opportunities to work on my projects. I am sure they will love it.”

Chandrakant’s workshop was a hit amongst students as he gave details about his inspiring story, and then discussed fashion design in details. He also showcased few of his brilliant illustrations and designs to students. Students were overwhelmed by interacting with him.

AmitAgrawal, Founder and Chairman, Times and Trends Academy, has mentored Chandrakant during his early career as a fashion design student. On this Shrushti’sremarkable feat, Mr. Amit said, “Shrushti is a creative student with the out-of-the-box thinking. We are really proud that she has got a grand opportunity to prove her mettle. At TTA, we will continue to provide such platforms to students where their creativity will take them to places. We are thankful to Chandrakant for investing his precious time in mentoring students, and offering them terrific career opportunities, as working in the film industry is a dream for many of the fashion aspirants.”

Shrushti is a third-year fashion designing student at Times and Trends Academy, Deccan – Pune. Shrushti’s father runs a tailoring shop, and having grown up watching her father’s art with scissors and needles on garments, Shrushti was inspired to take up fashion designing.

PoojaSawant, HOD – Fashion Design Department at TTA, said, “Shrushti is one of the many hard-working students here at TTA. She always pours her heart into everything that she does. Her approach to things is very creative. And her creativity and hard work that she put in making her portfolio and at her work helped her to get this brilliant opportunity.”

Shrushti whose happiness knew no bounds after being selected for the project said, “I am really glad to get this opportunity. Padmavati is a huge movie-in-making, and Sanjay LeelaBhansali Production is a grand name in the industry to be associated with. I am looking forward to learning, and gain different perspectives from this project.”

She continued, “I always wanted to be a costume designer. And this dream has come true because TTA could provide such an amazing platform to me. I thank Pooja Ma’am, Amit Sir, Chandrakant Sir, and everyone at TTA for providing me an amazing opportunity and mentoring me so well that I could achieve my goals. This is just the start, and I want to do so much more as a costume designer.”

Times and Trends Academy is one of the premier vocational training academy to offer courses like Fashion Designing, Fashion Styling, Fashion Boutique Management, Interior Designing, Interior Business Management, Event Management, Animation, Graphic Designing, Jewellery Designing, and Finance & Accounts.

TTA focuses on providing sound technical knowledge to the students along with building soft skills, and this allows 360-degree development in the student that lets them achieve success in their careers.Around 10,000-plus students have passed from TTA in the last 12 years.