celebrities

From something as simple as refusing a fairness cream ad to pulling out of an event sponsored by a brand that promotes ‘whitening’, these ten celebrities condemned colour-based discrimination with their actions.

“We all pray he finds the strength to deal with the most unfortunate loss of a parent. I know how it feels...Our love and support is with you baby,” says Shah Rukh Khan, after he saw the heart-wrenching video of a toddler waking his dead mother on a Bihar railway station.

“Practice your art with hard work and success will follow. Don’t set short-term goals, be farsighted.”

“I dare you. I beg of you! What do I have to do to make you read and share this? I did the #KeralaDonationChallenge. It was awesome! Will you? Please?" #KeralaFloods #SaveKerala

If you but look beyond the glitz and glamour, you will see that these changemakers are striving to change lives and break societal stereotypes.

It is the same museum that became the butt of jokes in Twitterverse, after leading new agency ANI posted a thread of pictures showing a range of 52 statues of famous international personalities that the man carved and installed himself.

Apart from pollution control board authorities and citizen groups, Indian celebrities are also stepping on to the scene to take a stand against the rising pollution levels and using their platform to raise awareness about #DelhiSmog.

Several popular B-town celebs took to social media and urged their fans participate in beach clean up at Juhu, Mumbai.

Raunaq by Devyani is a collection of five ensembles designed by Devyani Kharbanda using kataran (waste materials) sourced from local tailors.