Ajay Devgn’s NY Foundation conducts a mass-vaccination camp in Mumbai

Corona spared no one globally. Be it young or old, economically well-settled or backward, every country in the world bore the brunt of COVID-19 cases in the last one and a half years. While the crisis is far from over, continued efforts by certain individuals and institutions have helped. Closer home, the Indian entertainment industry also paid a price. Not only have livelihoods been hit because of the pandemic, but medical aid also became unavailable to so many of the daily-wage workers. Film shootings ground to a halt and cinema halls are still closed.

It now became the conscious responsibility of the superstars, big-daddy filmmakers, and other conscientious actors to come forward and help light-men, set-decorators, and camera attendants who work behind the scenes. Like many of his colleagues, Ajay Devgn took it upon himself to ensure that he could lend a helping hand to a large number of people from within and outside the film fraternity.