Alia Bhatt Backs Malhar Kalambe’s ‘Beach Please India’ Initiative

Ziya Khan July 7, 2024Last Updated: July 7, 2024

Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt, renowned for her unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability, has recently lent her support to Malhar Kalambe’s ‘Beach Please India’ initiative. In her latest endeavor, Alia Bhatt’s foundation, Coexist, has partnered with ‘Beach Please India’ to organize a beach cleanup drive. This collaboration underscores their shared dedication to preserving India’s beaches and promoting green initiatives. Utilizing her influential social media presence, Alia Bhatt took to Instagram to emphasize the importance of beach preservation and encouraged her fans to join the Beach Please India movement. Her Instagram story included a video showcasing a beach cleanup, accompanied by the message: “Our beaches are precious treasures; let’s keep them clean and beautiful!”

This initiative seamlessly aligns with Alia’s ongoing efforts to promote environmental sustainability.Malhar Kalambe, the founder of Beach Please India, expressed his delight with Alia Bhatt sharing their work on her story, stating, “This will undoubtedly increase our reach and support, including attracting volunteers for our campaign. I am eagerly looking forward to hosting Alia at one of our cleanup drives very soon.”Alia Bhatt, who established the organization Coexist to advocate for environmental and animal welfare, has consistently utilized her platform to raise awareness about crucial ecological issues. Her endorsement has not only amplified the visibility of this essential cause but has also motivated millions of her followers to take proactive steps toward beach conservation.

Alia’s unwavering support for initiatives like Beach Please India exemplifies the power of social media in raising awareness and inspiring action for vital environmental causes. Her consistent dedication to environmental issues has played a pivotal role in fostering public engagement and participation in the movement. Under the leadership of Malhar Kalambe, Beach Please India has made significant strides in transforming Mumbai’s beaches over the past six years. Through the removal of tons of plastic waste and the restoration of marine habitats, the volunteers have made a significant impact. Additionally, they raise awareness about pollution and the importance of environmental protection.