Manish Malhotra celebrated 100 years of Indian Cinema at the ARTiculate the Pratham Ball 2013, at London and raised 3,00,000 pounds for the Indian Education Charity. Malhotra has made contributions to the India's largest education NGO, Pratham, once in 2013 and then in 2016. Corporate Social Responsibility First Shows In March 2017, the Philadelphia Museum of Art featured outfits from the Manish Malhotra 2013 couture collection – Thread of Emotion, in an ongoing retrospective spotlighting the Phulkari technique at their Joan Spain Gallery. Malhotra has been reported to have been inspired by Indian craftsmanship and promotes regional handicrafts and workmanship from rural India through his association with the ‘Mijwan Welfare Society’– an NGO founded by Late Kaifi Azmi and headed by Shabana Azmi and Namrata Goyal. The label also retails at multi-brand boutiques across India and in Dubai.

In 2005, he launched his couture label Manish Malhotra which offers bridal, couture, diffusion and men's wear collections and retails at two stores in Mumbai and New Delhi. He debuted at his first runway show in November 1999. In 1998, Manish Malhotra ventured into modelling and runway fashion designing with his couture Reverie-Manish Malhotra. In 1990 he earned his first film Juhi Chawla's ‘Swarg’ directed by David Dhawan, In 1996 He won his first Filmfare Award for Ram Gopal Verma's 'Rangeela'. His passion for drawing and sketching, cinema, and dresses took him into the world of costume designing. Being not so academically inclined, he didn't try his hands in higher education or academic research. Manish was modelling for five years and working in a boutique. Fashion and design were a part of Manish Malhotra since he was a kid. He joined Elphinstone College to study economics and commerce.

He spent his childhood in the suburbs of Mumbai. Manish Malhotra was born on 5 December 1966 and grew up in a typical Punjabi household.

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