Back from the glamour of Cannes, Hrithik Roshan and wife Suzanne caught up with their social responsibilities, attending the 26th International AIDS candlelight memorial at Shivaji Park Grounds, Mumbai, on Tuesday, May 19. Photo Credit: Sawf News
May 20, 2009, (Sawf News) - Back from the glamour of Cannes, Hrithik Roshan and wife Suzanne caught up with their social responsibilities, attending the 26th International AIDS candlelight memorial at Shivaji Park Grounds, Mumbai, on Tuesday, May 19.
Suzanne wore a white floral print sun dress while Hrithik was attired in a white suit and dress shirt with a black belt.
Hrithik Roshan shows off his tattoo. Photo Credit: Sawf News
Hrithik and Suzanne recently got a tattoo inked on their right forearms – A variation of the Solomon’s Seal or The Star of David. Photogs attending the event were more interested in Hrithik’s tattoo than AIDS and Hrithik humored them by displaying it to the cameras.
The event was hosted by Heroes Project in association with the Mumbai District AIDS Control Society (MDACS) to reduce the stigma and discrimination against those living with HIV.
Hrithik Roshan at the 26th International AIDS candlelight memorial at Shivaji Park Grounds, Mumbai, on Tuesday, May 19. Photo Credit: Sawf News
Addressing the gathering, Hrithik encouraged people to show compassion to the AIDS victims and not to discriminate against them.
“This is not a one time thing, this has to go on. I am here to take my pledge to be a part of this and I will do whatever I can. Not only just come and give speeches but be personally present in places where I can pass on, embrace and educate people through visual medium,” he said.
Others attending the event included Farhan Akhtar, Nandita Das, Shobhaa De, AV V Birla Group chairman Kumaramangalam Birla, Tina Parekh and Parmeshwar Godrej with her husband Adi Godrej and daughters Tanya Dubash and Nisa Godrej.
Farhan read out a poem on behalf of his father Javed Akhtar, who specially wrote it for the occasion.
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