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Shriya Saran recalls opening spa for visually impaired people in 2011

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Shriya Saran recalls opening spa for visually impaired people in 2011

Actress Shriya Saran established Shree Spa in Lokhandwala in 2011.

This venture aimed to provide employment opportunities for visually impaired individuals.

The spa employed trained therapists, some with limited or no vision.

Shriya was inspired by childhood experiences observing visually impaired students.

The business unfortunately closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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