He's an Olympic silver medallist.
A bronze medallist at the World Wrestling Championships.
And a back-to-back two-time gold medallist at the Asian Wrestling Championships.
Ravi Kumar Dahiya, who is just 23, is clearly not afraid of challenges, whether it's wrestling on the world stage or walking the ramp at a fashion show.
Dahiya was the showstopper for Designer Mohammed Mazhar's FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week collection.
Infusing life into a monochromatic canvas, the collection turned the spotlight on the untold story of India's cot weavers.
Please click on the images below for a better look at the outfits.
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IMAGE: Ravi Kumar is dashing in monochrome.
All photographs: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week/Instagram
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IMAGE: Designer Mohammed Mazhar has dived deep into his childhood memories to create a spectacular collection.
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IMAGE: The collection features boxy, flowing silhouettes, created with fabrics made using the cot weaving technique and highlighted with hand embroidery.
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IMAGE: An elegant, minimalistic look.
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IMAGE: Take a closer look at this kurta, which has been created using cot weaving technique.
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