Background: Flood Havoc in North India
Heavy rains have triggered severe floods across several northern states.
Himachal Pradesh, punjab, and uttarakhand have been among the worst affected.
The floods have devastated villages, destroyed property, and disrupted lives.
Relief operations are ongoing, but many areas remain in urgent need of help.
🎬 preity zinta Steps Forward
Bollywood actress preity zinta, known for her strong connection to Himachal Pradesh, has come forward to provide relief.
Preity, who hails from Shimla, has extended financial assistance to flood-hit regions.
She contributed ₹30 lakh (3 million rupees) for disaster relief.
🏞️ Areas Benefited by the Donation
The aid has been specifically directed towards the Kullu and Mandi districts of Himachal Pradesh.
These regions have witnessed massive destruction due to floods and landslides.
Funds will focus on villages in Kullu’s Banjar and Sainj areas, where help is still critically needed.
🤝 Channel of Distribution
The donation was made through the organization of social worker Sarbjit Singh bobby from Shimla.
Sarbjit Singh bobby expressed gratitude, calling Preity his “sister” for her timely help.
He announced that the total relief fund has now increased, as he personally contributed an additional ₹10 lakh.
🏏 punjab Kings’ Involvement
Preity Zinta also extended this donation on behalf of her IPL franchise, punjab Kings.
The team contributed to the financial aid, showing solidarity with the affected communities.
This reflects her dual commitment as both a public figure and team co-owner.
🎥 Preity Zinta’s Upcoming Project
On the professional front, Preity will soon be seen in the much-awaited film “Lahore 1947.”
The film is scheduled for release early next year.
Fans are eagerly anticipating her return to the big screen.
✅ In summary: preity zinta has shown deep compassion by donating ₹30 lakh towards relief efforts in Himachal’s flood-hit districts. Her aid, routed through local social workers and supported by punjab Kings, aims to provide urgent help to the most affected villages.
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