Dia Mirza game for sustainability

Taking inspiration from her childhood, environmentalist and sustainability activist celeb Dia Mirza has designed imaginative games in collaboration with a sustainable toy brand. On the actress’ birthday recently, Shumee launched an exciting line of games co-created by Mirza. Mirza shared...

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Updated At : 02:51 PM Dec 12, 2022 IST

Taking inspiration from her childhood, environmentalist and sustainability activist celeb Dia Mirza has designed imaginative games in collaboration with a sustainable toy brand.

On the actress’ birthday recently, Shumee launched an exciting line of games co-created by Mirza. Mirza shared her childhood story of how her father had made a wooden solar system which sparked her love for the planet and all living beings. She says, “My earliest memories are of my parents creating a stimulating, interactive energy around me. Today, as a mother, I try to do the same. I know thoughtful stimuli can make a huge difference to the mental, cognitive and emotional development of a child.”

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