Salman Khan to help 40,000 film workers; to provide direct cash transfer and one month ration : Bollywood News – Bollywood Hungama

May 7, 2021

The Coronavirus pandemic has as soon as once more led to a lockdown like scenario within the nation. And in consequence, many of the film shoots have but once more been cancelled and this implies a lack of livelihood for the each day wage staff. But fortunately, the business has woken up to their plight and has pledged to help them. Earlier within the day, we learnt how Aditya Chopra has launched the Yash Chopra Saathi Initiative to assist the film staff in these unprecedented occasions.

And now, it has come to mild that celebrity Salman Khan has additionally pitched in to do his share of contribution. A supply says, “Salman Khan has decided to transfer Rs. 1500 into the bank accounts of as many as 40,000 film workers. Out of these 40,000 workers, 25,000 are those who are registered with FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees). The remaining 15,000 comprise the female workers working in Film City and in other studios, working mothers etc. In addition, he’ll also provide a month’s ration to each one of them.”

Earlier, it was reported that Salman Khan, by means of the Being Haangryy meals vans initiative, has been supplying meals to frontline staff, well being staff, cops and so on. A video of the actor personally supervising the packing of the meals went viral and had gained hearts. Rahul Kanal, Yuva Sena chief who has collaborated with Salman Khan for the noble trigger had revealed in a report that the star had additionally helped by sending medical tools, oxygen cylinders to the underprivileged.

And that’s not all. Two days again, the makers of his upcoming film, Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai, together with Zee Studios introduced {that a} portion of the income generated by the Eid launch will probably be used to provide Covid-19 aid work throughout India.

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