Shalini Passi donates her Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives entire fee to Bihar village

Shalini Passi

Shalini Passi, a well-known philanthropist, art collector, and socialite, has not only made waves with her appearance on the reality show Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives Season 3 but has also gained admiration for her selfless contributions to society. Known for her fascinating lifestyle and viral moments on screen, Shalini's heart for charity shines even brighter when she reveals the cause closest to her heart. In a candid interview with Aaj Tak, Shalini shared her motivations behind her philanthropic work and how she chooses to give back to society.

Shalini, who gained recognition for her screen debut as one of the Delhi wives on the third season of The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives, spoke openly about her personal beliefs and purpose. Reflecting on her life’s mission, she stated, "This is a question that I've been asking everybody: Why am I born here? What is my purpose? As a human being, you do your best." It is evident that for Shalini, her success and influence are not merely about wealth or fame but about using her platform to make a meaningful difference.

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What truly sets Shalini apart is her dedication to charitable causes. Despite being a public figure, she remains grounded in her values. In the interview, she revealed that all of her earnings from her television appearance go toward a noble cause. "My entire acting fee actually goes to a village through UNICEF in Bihar. Everything that I do, all my earnings go to charity. I work diligently with them," she said, showcasing her commitment to giving back to communities in need.

Shalini's charity work extends beyond just financial donations. Her efforts with UNICEF are a testament to her long-standing dedication to improving the lives of marginalized communities, especially in rural India. Through her foundation, she ensures that her resources are directed toward initiatives that can bring sustainable changes, helping improve the lives of villagers in Bihar.

Her philanthropic work does not stop at financial contributions. Shalini has also expressed a desire to create a platform for women's voices and Indian culture. She shared, "I've been trying to create a show about women's voices, and another one representing Indian culture. However, I have often received feedback that there's not enough audience to watch these shows. I am ready to show India its culture, the power of women, but the audiences have to be ready." Her dedication to cultural representation and empowerment of women speaks volumes about her desire to bring attention to issues that matter beyond entertainment.