T-shirt on saree, what is the story behind the viral image of Hira Mani?

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Actress Hira Mani has explained the reason for wearing T-shirt on saree. Recently, on a private TV show, he talked about wearing a T-shirt instead of a blouse over a gray saree. It may be recalled that earlier in a private TV show, the actress had said that the designer sent me this saree in the morning, but I did not like the fitting of the blouse, after which I wore this saree on my night dress t-shirt. However, in this regard, Mani said in the show that it was not Hira's t-shirt but his gym T-shirt which Hira wore on saree. Haramani said that the shirt was Mani's old shirt when Mani was very thin and this shirt is a shirt of poverty. "I keep experimenting like this. I like to wear T-shirt on saree," she said.

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