What’s Hrithik Roshan doing during lockdown?
Reportedly the I for india concert was possibly the best initiative by the hindi film industry ever since the coronavirus pandemic began. The intent was to raise money to financially help all those warriors or the unsung heroes that are battling day and night to ensure the crisis ends soon. All the major bollywood celebrities went live on data-facebook and paid a tribute to them in their own style.
Talking of roshan first, he took to his instagram account to share a video where he could be seen singing and playing the piano at the same time, and confessed he knows neither. He sang the Tere Jaisa Yaar Kahaan song and it's a must-watch. Coming to Bhatt, she crooned her own song from Udta punjab, Ik Kuddi, and had the company of her elder sister shaheen Bhatt. One of her fan-clubs posted the video.
Meanwhile Real estate developer Vikas and gayatri Oberoi's son, Vihaan, 13, is an aspiring artist, studying at the Oberoi international School. His passion for art led him to pursue acrylic painting and drawing. The self-taught youngster's tools vary from painting knives to cooking pan lids. He particularly enjoys working on multiple canvas making diptychs and triptychs as he loves the disconnection and continuity of such form of paintings. Says Vihaan, "Knowing the situation we are in and learning about the hardships people are facing due to the lockdown, I was always keen on holding an exhibition and it's fulfilling to know that it will help people in need”.
Talking of roshan first, he took to his instagram account to share a video where he could be seen singing and playing the piano at the same time, and confessed he knows neither. He sang the Tere Jaisa Yaar Kahaan song and it's a must-watch. Coming to Bhatt, she crooned her own song from Udta punjab, Ik Kuddi, and had the company of her elder sister shaheen Bhatt. One of her fan-clubs posted the video.
Meanwhile Real estate developer Vikas and gayatri Oberoi's son, Vihaan, 13, is an aspiring artist, studying at the Oberoi international School. His passion for art led him to pursue acrylic painting and drawing. The self-taught youngster's tools vary from painting knives to cooking pan lids. He particularly enjoys working on multiple canvas making diptychs and triptychs as he loves the disconnection and continuity of such form of paintings. Says Vihaan, "Knowing the situation we are in and learning about the hardships people are facing due to the lockdown, I was always keen on holding an exhibition and it's fulfilling to know that it will help people in need”.