Bollywood diva Rani Mukerji may be lending help to a most cancers awareness initiative at the event of World Rose Day on September 22. Mukerji is partnering with no longer-for-earnings corporation Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA) for the initiative for the duration of which the actor will light up the Bandra-Worli Sea Link in Mumbai in crimson to spread focus approximately most cancers, a press release said. The forty six-yr-vintage actor might be joined by way of young cancer patients on the occasion.

"I’m surely humbled to aid this crucial purpose and I thank the Cancer Patients Aid Association for selecting me to be a part of this kind of noble task. Those tormented by this need all our support and compassion and we should all take part to be educated approximately cancer. I wish this activity performs an critical role in spreading consciousness," Mukerji said.As an actor, who has received love and reward from her target audience, Mukerji said she feels the responsibility to get up and do her bit each time wished. "I absolutely trust that actors ought to use their voice to unfold as a lot consciousness as viable for issues that are important like cancer. We must foster an environment of compassion for the ones stricken by most cancers and for the families of those going via the adventure with such patients. Initiatives like those are critical to pressure domestic such messages," she delivered.

Besides illuminating the sea link, Mukerji will even present roses and presents to the youngsters participating within the occasion. World Rose Day is commemorated annually on September 22 to elevate consciousness about most cancers and express unity with sufferers scuffling with the ailment.

Meanwhile, on the work the front, Rani will subsequent function in Shonali Bose's directorial. Much information about the challenge are still underneath wraps. She remaining featured in a criminal drama flick, Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway, which turned into inspired via the real-existence tale of an Indian couple whose youngsters were taken away by using Norwegian government in 2011.