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Salman's artwork sells for Rs 2.5 cr

Updated on: 10 October,2009 07:24 AM IST  | 
Upala KBR |

Salman Khan has once again proved his heart is in the right place.

Salman's artwork sells for Rs 2.5 cr

Salman Khan has once again proved his heart is in the right place.

The actor put up his paintings for sale at an art gallery in Dubai on Tuesday, and raised Rs 2.5 crore for his Being Human foundation. Salman even flew in for the exhibition.

Said a source, "Salman's sister Arpita organised the exhibition. She has been taking keen interest in Being Human.

It was a by invitation only function, attended by members of the royal family of Dubai (whom Salman is very close to).


The local media was kept out of the event. Nine of Salman's paintings were sold on the spot. There are bids for 15 more."




Added the source, "For the last two years, he has been giving whatever he earns to the foundation, but in recent times it hasn't been enough.

He wants to create awareness for Being Human so that more people contribute towards a cause that's close to his heart."

The actor will also walk the ramp at the Couture Week on October 13 to create awareness for his foundation. Salman remained unavailable for comment.

All for a Cause

Being Human is a non-profit organisation for the underprivileged, started by Salman Khan. It raises funds by selling T-shirts, watches and other accessories along with Salman's paintings.

Last month, he launched special gold and silver coins, proceeds from the sales of which would be donated to the foundation.

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