Madhuri Dixit’s 16-year-old son donates hair to the Cancer Society.
KEY POINTS :
- On National Cancer Day, Ryan, the youngest son of Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit, has donated his hair to cancer patients.
- “Not all heroes wear caps, but my heroes do,” said Madhuri.
- Madhuri shared an emotional note by sharing her son’s video. This video shared by Madhuri has gone very viral on social media.
On National Cancer Day, Ryan, the youngest son of Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit, donated his hair to cancer patients.
Madhuri shared a video about this in SoMedia. After watching the video, Shilpa Shetty praised Ryan. Ryan is 16 years old.
The video went viral on social
media. Madhuri shared an emotional note by sharing her son’s video. This video shared by Madhuri has gone very viral on social media.
Madhuri’s emotional note
Madhuri said in her post, ‘Not all heroes wear caps, but my heroes do. Wanted like to share something special on National Cancer Day.
Ryan was devastated to see patients undergoing chemo for cancer. The patients’ hair was falling out due to the treatment. So my son decided to donate to the Hair Cancer Society.
As parents, we are very happy with his decision. According to the guidelines, it took about two years to grow this hair length, and this was the final step.
Shilpa Shetty-Farah praises
Madhuri Dixit’s son is being praised. Several celebs commented on this post. Shilpa said that very beautiful idea. Choreographer-director Farah Khan said how sensitive and kind.
Madhuri was married to Dr Shriram Madhav Nene on October 17, 1999. Nene also comes from a Marathi Brahmin family.
After marriage, Madhuri lived in America for ten years. However, she returned to India with her family in 2011. Madhuri has two sons, Arin and Ryan.
Speaking of the work front, Madhuri had recently judged the show ‘Dance Diwane’. Madhuri, 54, will now be seen in Netflix’s ‘Anamika’. The film is produced by Karan Johar’s production house and directed by Karisma Kohli and Bijoy Nambiar. Madhuri was last seen in ‘Kalunk’ in 2019.
