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Inspired By 'Kaabil', Hrithik Plans To Campaign For Disabled

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Feb, 2017 10:39 AM
  • Inspired By 'Kaabil', Hrithik Plans To Campaign For Disabled
Inspired by the contributions of the visually challenged to society, actor Hrithik Roshan intends to take the experience of filming "Kaabil" forward by campaigning for the disabled.
 
"On my part I will not just stop here. I plan to campaign for the disabled, not only the blind. That is going to be my part of the journey from here," Hrithik told the media here on Friday
 
The actor who pledged his eyes on his 43rd birthday said: "We are the people who are blind to the blind people, to not see what they are contributing to society."

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