Anupama Solanki is all for health awareness

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Updated At : 02:12 PM Dec 15, 2021 IST

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Chikoo Ki Mummy Durr Kei actress Anupama Solanki believes in creating awareness around health. “As a celebrity, I support health awareness. These days people are busy in their work and forget about fitness. People forget that if health is gone, nothing remains,” she says. She feels that when a celebrity supports a cause, people quickly get attracted to it.

According to her, every human has a responsibility towards the society; she further says, “It’s not just a celebrity’s duty.” The pandemic has been extremely tough for everyone, and as a good citizen she tries to help poor people on the road or those who sleep on footpaths. “Whenever I get a chance, I try to donate some food or feed them,” she said.

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