Aamir Khan's Daughter Ira Khan Requests Donations Instead of Wedding Gifts

Mumbai, January 3, 2024 - Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan's beloved daughter, Ira Khan, is all set to tie the knot, and the pre-wedding buzz is reaching a fever pitch. While Aamir Khan is known for his close bond with his daughter, there is a unique twist to Ira's wedding preparations that has caught the attention of many.

In an unusual move, both Aamir and Ira Khan have announced a strict "No Gift Policy" for their upcoming wedding. Instead of traditional wedding presents, the father-daughter duo has urged well-wishers to consider donations to Ira's NGO, Agathu instead of wedding Gifts, dedicated to mental health and well-being.

Ira Khan, who has been actively involved in running the NGO, shared her thoughts on social media, expressing a strong commitment to mental health causes. 

For a considerable period, she has been steering Agathu, which focuses on providing support and therapy for individuals grappling with mental health issues, including depression.

Aamir Khan, known for his advocacy on various social issues, echoed Ira's sentiments, emphasizing the importance of destigmatizing mental health problems. 

Both father and daughter have openly spoken about their experiences with therapy, encouraging others to speak up and seek help when needed.

"Ira has been a driving force behind Agathu, and her dedication to mental health is commendable. We believe that instead of receiving traditional gifts, contributing to Agathu can make a significant impact on the lives of those battling mental health challenges," Aamir Khan stated.

Social media is abuzz with praise for Ira Khan's unconventional approach towards her wedding gifts. Many have lauded her for using the occasion to promote a noble cause and raise awareness about mental health issues.

As the celebrity wedding approaches, fans and well-wishers are eager to see the positive impact of this unique initiative, with the hope that it sparks a trend for meaningful contributions to charitable causes during celebrations.