Harshvardhan Rane Gives Away His High-End Bike In Exchange For Oxygen Concentrators Amid COVID-19 Crisis; ‘We Together Can Provide To People In Need’
Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, actor Harshvardhan Rane does his best to help the needy. In these tough times, the actor gives away his motorbike in exchange for oxygen concentrators. Read On
The second wave of the pandemic has adversely affected India. Every Bollywood celebrity has been doing his/her bit. Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, actor Harshvardhan Rane did his best to help the needy. In these tough times, the actor gave away his motorbike in exchange for oxygen concentrators. Harshvardhan set an example by his sweet and humble gesture. Rane made a post on Instagram and informed fans about the same. The actor went on to seek help finding oxygen concentrators in Hyderabad.
Harshvardhan Rane shared a string of pictures on his Instagram, with the caption, “Giving my motorcycle away in exchange for a few oxygen concentrators which we together can provide to people in need combatting covid. Please help me find good oxygen concentrators in Hyderabad (sic)." In the pictures posted by Rane, he is seen posing with his bike. The actor has put out his yellow high-brand motorbike on sale.
Take a look at the post below:
Speaking with Hindustan Times, the Taish actor opened up about how his upbringing has been around solving a problem. Rane, who is an avid biker revealed he never thought he would spend some much time on direct messages. He mentioned being flooded with messages, where people are offering the best price for the vehicle. The actor said, “We’re trying to see how many concentrators we can get (in exchange of my bike), I’m coordinating that. Hopefully, in a day or two, we’ll find someone who’s able to give us the maximum.” On the work front, Harshvardhan was last seen in the web series Taish. Also Read: Toofaan: Farhan Akhtar Announces His Film’s Release Date Has Been Postponed In Light Of COVID-19 Crisis
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