" ONLY YOUR GOOD DEEDS WILL STAY FOREVER" , SAYS JUHI CHAWLA

                                    

              " ONLY YOUR GOOD DEEDS WILL STAY FOREVER" , SAYS JUHI CHAWLA

            Emotions ran high at Tejpal Hall as Juhi Chawla addressed the packed gathering at the birth centenary celebrations of the of late Sarlaben Sheth, founder of the A.K. Munshi Yojana Trust. She narrated a short story that sent a strong message that on the final day of judgement, it is only your deeds that will really count and nothing else in this material world really matters.

          The A.K. Munshi Yojana Trust was founded way back in 1960 and does exemplary work for special children from deprived sections of society, who are mentally challenged, by providing them education, health care and various other facilities for a more holistic upbringing. On this chosen day the children danced to the tune of " Ghoonghat ke Aad Main " and " Radha Teri Chunri" as  a special tribute to Juhi Chawla. Viveck Shettyy, Managing Director of Indus Communications anchored the show with great flamboyance and had the audience spellbound with his extremely sharp and pertinent observations.

      Mrs. Bharati Ganjawalla of the A.K. Munshi Yojana Trust dwelled at length on the life and times of Sarlaben Sheth, the founder of the A.K. Munshi Yojana Trust. Ketan Kumar and Orchestra performed a medley of Juhi songs besides other popular Bollywood numbers . Viveck Shetty also joined the singers in singing " Jadoo Teri Nazar"  as Juhi Chawla broke into a jig on stage, much to the delight of the audience. The national tri colour was unfurled as the kids danced to " Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani" and the audience joined the chorus and the salute to the tri colour.

   Viveck Shetty and Dipti Shah (the choregrapher) were felicitated by Juhi Chawla for their efforts. Juhi Chawla and social activist Atul Shah gave away the prizes to  the winners and the song and dance continued in true festive spirit.