Did Aashiqui Fame Anu Aggarwal Connect with Underprivileged Kids?
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Mumbai, Feb 20 (NationPress) - Renowned Bollywood actress Anu Aggarwal, famously known as the ‘Aashiqui girl’, recently engaged in heartfelt social work aimed at uplifting underprivileged children. She shared delightful moments from her visit to a local school, where she interacted warmly with young learners and even took on a teaching role.
In her social media post, she expressed, “Pure compassion is a superpower. With those children, every moment felt electric — I came to help, but I walked away fuller, wiser, and lit up from the inside.”
In one photograph, Anu is seen in a vibrant green traditional outfit, addressing a large group of schoolchildren, all clad in blue uniforms with neatly tied ribbons. Another image features her indoors, donning an orange attire.
Anu Aggarwal catapulted to fame with the 1990 hit film Aashiqui, making her a beloved figure in Indian cinema. However, a near-fatal car accident in 1999 changed her life drastically, leading to a coma lasting almost a month. This incident forced her to step back from Bollywood at the pinnacle of her career. After her recovery, she embraced a more spiritual and socially conscious lifestyle, stepping away from mainstream films for a significant period.
Recently, in an exclusive interview with IANS, she reflected on her life and career. When asked about her connections with industry veterans like Mahesh Bhatt, she affirmed, “Yes, everyone is there. An old friend is just a phone call away.”
Addressing criticism regarding her recent photo from New York, Anu stated, “Why are we so against controversy? Controversy is part of life. Just like appreciation, it’s equally part of one's journey. Sometimes, rapid success can incite jealousy, leading to planted controversies. Even Buddha faced similar challenges during his rise.”
Finally, when inquired about collaborating with young actors, she remarked, “Absolutely, there are many talented actors today, both male and female, doing remarkable work. I will explore this further.”