Ranveer Singh pledges to support education of 1,000 girls under Seva Sankalp Abhiyan

Ranveer Singh’s visit to Mumbai’s iconic Lalbaugcha Raja pandal on Thursday carried a message beyond seeking divine blessings. The Bollywood actor pledged to support the education of 1,000 girls under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, turning his festive visit into an occasion for a wider social commitment.

A devoted follower of Ganpati Bappa, Ranveer recently attended the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at the Ambani residence. He later visited Lalbaugcha Raja, dressed in a simple white kurta, to offer prayers and seek blessings for the journey ahead.

The actor spoke about the happiness his family has experienced over the past year and expressed gratitude for Bappa’s blessings. He also sought continued blessings for the coming year.

Speaking to News18, Ranveer said, “Bahut achha lag raha hai yahan aake. Jo pichhla saal guzra hai, mere liye aur mere parivaar ke liye, khushiyon se bhara raha Bappa ki kripa se. Toh yahan aaye hain unke darshan karne, unko dhanyavaad kehne, unka aashirvaad lene aage ke safar ke liye, jeevan ke safar ke liye.”

The actor then announced his pledge to support girls’ education through the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, linking the initiative to Ganesh Chaturthi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.

“Ganesh Chaturthi ke shubh avsar par aur humare adarniya Pradhan Mantri Shri Narendra Modi ke janam din ke avsar par, main Seva Sankalp Abhiyan se jud kar 1,000 betiyon ki padhai mein madad karne ka sankalp leta hoon,” he said.

Ranveer added that he hoped the initiative would bring Bappa’s blessings and that the divine support would continue for him and his family.

“Aasha hai ki iske chalte Bappa prasann honge aur unka aashirvaad hamesha humare sir par rahega,” he said.

The pledge came during a particularly significant period for the actor and his family, with wife Deepika Padukone’s due date approaching. For Ranveer, the visit to Lalbaugcha Raja was therefore both a moment of personal gratitude and an opportunity to make a commitment towards the education of young girls.