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Prakash Raj gifts house to poor family in Telangana

| | Jun 28, 2017, at 01:23 am
Hyderabad, June 27 (IBNS): Southern actor Prakash Raj has gifted a home to a poor family in Telangana on Eid.

The actor presented the gift to the family in Kondareddypalli village of Mahabubnagar district of the state.

He said the house was built by Prakash Raj Foundation.

Prakash Raj shared the images of the event on Twitter.

"Celebrated Ramzan at #kondareddypalli by handing over home built for this family by #prakashrajfoundation .. the joy of giving back to life," the actor tweeted.

India celebrated Eid on Monday.

Images: Prakash Raj Twitter page

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