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Celebrities who have come forward in times of heavy rain and other crisis in Mumbai

Mumbai floods, heavy rains, Pandemic: When B-town celebs namely Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan and others stood by the public

Over the years, many Bollywood celebrities have come forward and given back to society in many ways (Instagram)

Over the years, many Bollywood stars have given back to society and have used their wealth for good. From helping people in a crisis to donating money to charities and relief funds, many big names in the industry have lent a helping hand to the public. From Hrithik Roshan to Salman Khan and late Lata Mangeshkar, here are some of the celebrities who, over the years, have lent a helping hand to people and given back to the community.

Many celebrities donated to the relief fund to help people during the Mumbai floods

Many celebrities in Bollywood have lent a helping hand by donating to charities and relief funds to ensure that the public gets the help they need. In 2019, during one of the flash floods in Mumbai, many celebrities came forward at the time to donate money to help people. The late Lata Mangeshkar had shared Rs 11 lakhs to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund at the time, while Aamir Khan had contributed Rs 25 lakhs. The relief fund was used to provide shelter and food to families and people who had lost their dwellings during the floods.

Salman Khan’s helping hand during the COVID-19 pandemic

When the world was dealing with one of the worst pandemics, and everyone was quarantined, Salman Khan used his foundation to lend a helping hand to those in need. When many daily wage workers were left with no job and no income to survive because of the pandemic, he donated money and had it directly transferred into their accounts. Khan donated the money to around 25,000 daily wage workers.

Hrithik Roshan’s act of bravery during Mumbai floods in 2005

In 2005, when the Mumbai floods claimed the lives of many people, Hrithik Roshan was one of the many celebrities who provided a helping hand in the time of crisis. The ‘Alpha’ actor had helped a girl from drowning during the floods at the time. A couple of students had formed a human chain in order to reach their hostel; however, because of one wrong step, she had fallen into deep waters. The actor had been nearby at Amitabh Bachchan’s house, and had helped the girl to safety. The incident had come to light after one of the girls had posted about the same on X (formerly known as Twitter). The post had read, “Ten feet short of the hostel, a girl slipped out of our human chain and went underwater. Hrithik emerged from Prateeksha and rescued her. A lesson that heroes don’t need the camera on to perform.”

Disha Patani’s sister helps baby from abandoned building

Last year, in Bareilly, actress Disha Patani’s sister, Kushboo Patani, a former Indian Army Major, wellness coach, and holistic counselor, did not think twice before saving a baby who had been abandoned at a house in Bareilly, close to where she and her father, retired police circle officer Jagdish Patani. resided at the time. The baby had been abandoned in the area and was 10 months old.

Sonu Sood’s assistance during the COVID-19 era

During the pandemic, medical equipment and transport were some of the biggest problems that were arising across the country. The actor knowingly donated and funded countless medical gear, transport, and daily meals to many daily wage workers who had been left alone because of the pandemic at the time.

Suniel Shetty’s help in saving girls from trafficking

The actor had revealed once that he had been regularly supporting an organization that provided help to victims of human trafficking and acted to prevent it as well. Through his donations and help, the actor had ended up becoming the reason for 400 girls’ lives being saved. Go to Source

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