Art for charity: Anushka Ranjan will be auctioning her paintings

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:42 PM Aug 01, 2021 IST

Anushka Ranjan took to painting during the lockdown and has come up with more than 20 creations. The actress has now planned to auction her art for charity. The proceeds will go to an NGO of repute. Talking about the same, Anushka says, “During the lockdown, I found a lot of time and wanted to try something creative. So, I took to painting. I would paint every day and then the feedback started coming in. I was surprised.”

She continues, “Someone suggested that I should auction them and give the proceeds to charity. So, I thought why not go for it. We would be auctioning them soon and get a good NGO on board.” The actress also urges fans to be safe and take the vaccine as soon as possible. She adds, “We don’t want to see bad days again. Let’s be prepared against the virus. Let’s stay safe and get vaccinated.”

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