Varun Dhawan, Vaani Kapoor, and other celebrities join hands to support Anushka Ranjan’s initiative ‘Beti’ in empowering girl children

In a powerful show of solidarity, several Bollywood stars, including Varun Dhawan and Vaani Kapoor, have pledged their support for actress and philanthropist Anushka Ranjan’s initiative, Beti. It has been dedicated to the cause of girl-child empowerment for many years. Anushka’s foundation focuses on providing education, healthcare, and equal opportunities to young girls. And this recent wave of celebrity backing is set to amplify the impact of her ongoing efforts further.

Varun Dhawan & Vaani Kapoor come to support Anushka Ranjan

Anushka Ranjan expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the support she has received from her industry peers. She emphasised that empowering a girl child is a cause that needs to be echoed far and wide.

“I am incredibly grateful for the love and support that my friends in the industry have poured in. When public figures like Varun Dhawan and Vaani Kapoor, who have such a wide reach, come forward to back a cause as important as empowering girl children. It truly makes a difference. Our foundation, Beti, has been working tirelessly to ensure that every girl gets the education and opportunities she deserves. And this show of support will help us spread the message even further,” said Anushka Ranjan.

Additionally, the involvement of celebrities brings not only heightened attention but also a call to action for their vast fan bases. It has been encouraging people to take a stand for girl child education and empowerment. By lending their voices and influence, these actors are contributing to an impactful change in society. It aligns with their mission to uplift the next generation of women.

With Anushka at the helm, Beti continues to thrive, and the addition of such prominent advocates only strengthens its mission to foster a better future for young girls across the country.

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