Salman Khan calls for environmental consciousness at eco-friendly Ganpati event

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  • Salman Khan at eco-friendly Ganpati event in Mumbai
  • He performed his iconic dance to the song 'Jalwa'
  • Khan advocated for environmental consciousness at event

Bollywood icon Salman Khan added a dash of glamour and nostalgia to an eco-friendly Ganpati celebration in Mumbai, where he performed his iconic dance to the song 'Jalwa'.

The event, organized by the Divjay Foundation in collaboration with the Municipal Corporation of Mumbai, Mumbai Police, and Chattra Sansad, aimed to promote sustainable practices during Ganesh Chaturthi.

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The event was not just about entertainment; it served as a platform for Khan to advocate for environmental consciousness. He emphasized the importance of using biodegradable idols, crafted by students from BMC schools, to reduce pollution during the festival. "It's crucial that we celebrate with purity and respect for our environment," Khan stated, highlighting the issue of litter and improper idol disposal post-visarjan.

The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the reunion of Salman Khan with actress Sonali Bendre, marking their first public appearance together since their memorable roles in "Hum Saath-Saath Hain" 25 years ago. The duo, who played Prem and Preeti, shared a warm embrace, sending fans into a frenzy of nostalgia. Social media platforms were soon flooded with posts from fans, many of whom expressed a desire to see them collaborate again.

This eco-friendly initiative by Khan not only brought back memories for fans but also set a precedent for celebrating festivals in harmony with nature, encouraging a shift towards more sustainable practices in the community.

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