Amjad Ali Khan joins Do Right campaign for a cause

The campaign aims to spread awareness about teaching ethics and morals to young minds.


Ians June 16, 2013
Khan feels this message needs to be conveyed to the world. PHOTO: FILE

NEW DELHI: Sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan has joined the Do Right campaign, which emphasises the importance of inculcating right values in children, and will soon feature in its television commercial.

Do Right campaign spreads awareness about teaching right ethics and morals to young minds, especially between the ages of 8 to 12 years and is in an initiative of Tata Capital.

Appreciating the efforts, Khan said, “I am associating myself with a good cause. It’s a very laudable thing that Tata Capital has done.”

The campaign features the Tata Capital signature song Karein Wahi Jo Ho Sahi, composed and performed by composer trio of Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy.

“It has a beautiful message written by Gulzar and great music by talented musicians. So many artists are involved and I hope we could convey the message to the world and how important young children are to us,” Khan told IANS.

The commercial will come online on June 16 and will hit television screens by the end of this month. The musician hopes that the campaign spreads the message and people instill the right values in children.

The 67-year-old, who is the father of Ayaan Ali Khan and Amaan Ali Khan, feels not just the celebrities, but all professionals can make a difference to the mindset of masses.

“People pick and choose whose message they would like to follow and whose they would not. But all the sections of the society and professionals should do something collectively for the good. I am sure it will be very effective and appealing,” he said. 

Published in The Express Tribune, June 17th, 2013.

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COMMENTS (1)

gp65 | 10 years ago | Reply Just addressing him as Amjad Ali Khan is disrespectful. HE is Ustad Amjad Ali Khan.
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