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Akshay Kumar’s son contributes to social initiatives

It’s common enough to hear of Bollywood celebrities being involved with charitable work. But when was the last time you heard of an 11-year-old kid taking an active interest in it? Yet, that’s just what...

Updated on: Apr 29, 2013 04:56 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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It’s common enough to hear of Bollywood celebrities being involved with charitable work. But when was the last time you heard of an 11-year-old kid taking an active interest in it? Yet, that’s just what Akshay Kumar’s son, Aarav, seems to be doing.

Akshay-Kumar
Akshay-Kumar

The boy, it seems, not only takes social responsibilities seriously himself, but he also urges his dad to do the same. Aarav regularly visits charitable institutions and donates clothes and toys to underprivileged kids. “Every now and then, both father and son clean up their cupboards. Aarav gathers all the stuff that they don’t need and heads to Bal Bhavan-Shraddha Vihar, an orphanage located in Andheri, and donates all the things,” says a source close to Akshay.

The insider also adds that “apart from that, Aarav often also takes toys and clothes and goes with his driver to distribute them among street kids.” Every time Aarav hears of some social cause, he nudges Akshay to contribute to it in some way. “Once he heard of an initiative for the education of the poor. He made Akshay find out more about it and make a contribution to fund the kids’ education.”

The actor’s spokesperson, however, confirms the news, and says that even Akshay is pleasantly surprised by this side to Aarav’s personality.

 
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