Nayantara has donated Rs 20 lakhs to the Film Employees Federation of South India (FEFSI) to help the daily salarians, who are struggling to make ends meet during the lockout.
The novel coronovirus epidemic and lockdown have made life difficult for daily villagers who are struggling to make ends meet during the crisis. Many celebrities including Shivkartikeyan, Aishwarya Rajesh and Vijay Sethupathi have donated money to help the needy.
After the lawsuit, Nayantara has come forward to contribute Rs 20 lakh to FEFSI (Film Employees Federation of South India) to help the workers during the lockout. So far only two actresses in Kollywood film industry have contributed to improve the livelihood of villagers daily.
A few days ago, actress Aishwarya Rajesh donated Rs 1 lakh to workers in the Tamil film industry. FEFSI President RK Selvamani requested top actors in the film industry to help those who work hard on film sets, but are unrecognized.
Earlier, in a statement, Selvamani wrote, "There will be a huge loss, but we must unite on this issue. We care about our workers more than anything. We request all technicians and producers to They respect our decision and cancel all their shoots. " From 19 March. "
Many actors and producers have also given them rice bags and other essential facilities which are necessary to go about their daily life.
The shooting of the film in the Tamil film industry has stalled until 14 April due to the coronovirus lockdown. FEFSI members can continue to stay depending on the situation.
The novel coronovirus epidemic and lockdown have made life difficult for daily villagers who are struggling to make ends meet during the crisis. Many celebrities including Shivkartikeyan, Aishwarya Rajesh and Vijay Sethupathi have donated money to help the needy.
After the lawsuit, Nayantara has come forward to contribute Rs 20 lakh to FEFSI (Film Employees Federation of South India) to help the workers during the lockout. So far only two actresses in Kollywood film industry have contributed to improve the livelihood of villagers daily.
A few days ago, actress Aishwarya Rajesh donated Rs 1 lakh to workers in the Tamil film industry. FEFSI President RK Selvamani requested top actors in the film industry to help those who work hard on film sets, but are unrecognized.
Earlier, in a statement, Selvamani wrote, "There will be a huge loss, but we must unite on this issue. We care about our workers more than anything. We request all technicians and producers to They respect our decision and cancel all their shoots. " From 19 March. "
Many actors and producers have also given them rice bags and other essential facilities which are necessary to go about their daily life.
The shooting of the film in the Tamil film industry has stalled until 14 April due to the coronovirus lockdown. FEFSI members can continue to stay depending on the situation.
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