Bollywood Outsiders' Heartfelt Plea to People Suffering From Depression

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 23 Jun, 2020 11:09 PM

"Depression is not a Joke, and there is nothing to be ashamed about - Talk to someone, Get help!" said #Bollywood Superstar Akshay Kumar.

As the world is reeling with the death of a young and promising Bollywood Star, Sushant Singh Rajput, some #Bollywood outsiders who has fought hard to Survive and make a niche for themselves in this harsh industry share personal experiences, messages of Strength and Support to people who are suffering silently.

MUST WATCH! #DiljitDosanjh #AnupamKher #AkshayKumar #ShaktiKapoor PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVE!

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