Tiger Shroff and Sooraj Pancholi will play cricket to spread cancer awareness

The extremely talented and stylish Bollywood stars, Tiger Shroff and Sooraj Pancholi will soon take up the cricket field in order to spread awareness about cancer. Both the actors will participate in a friendly cricket encounter against each other at the INK Cricket Blast, which is conducted by VVIP Universal Entertainment. Apart from Sooraj and Tiger, other popular celebrities like Sohail Khan, Athiya Shetty, Guru Randhawa, Armaan Malik will also be seen supporting the noble in the charity game on October 22.

Moreover, the actors will also donate blood at the blood donation drive organised by the Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital to support the blood supply during cancer treatment. Celebrities like Esha Gupta, Honey Singh and Adah Sharma will also take part in the blood donation campaign. The CEO of VVIP Universal Entertainment stated that this whole idea is to spread awareness about cancer which is treatable.

Passion of Bollywood and Cricket

Imtiaz Khatri, Founder and CEO, VVIP Universal Entertainment revealed that presently most people are passionate towards Bollywood and cricket. So by the combination of the two, this whole idea of spreading cancer awareness can help the people a lot.

“In India, people are most passionate about Bollywood and cricket. We thought of combining these two to create awareness about cancer, which is treatable, especially if detected early. It’s important for people to know that timely treatment can cure cancer completely. INK Cricket Blast will help us take this message to every household in India.” he said.

I am looking forward to the experience

Sooraj also spoke about the noble cause and revealed that Imtiaz had approached him for the cricket game. “Imtiaz is a friend and when he approached me to support such a noble cause of cancer awareness, I readily agreed. Cricket being a passion since childhood, I also co-own a team with Imtiaz in the league. I am looking forward to a great performance from the team,” he said.