Bollywood
celebrities
have
been
doing
their
bit
to
help
the
government
in
their
battle
against
the
Novel
Coronavirus
pandemic.
The
latest
we
hear
is,
Ayesha
Takia
and
her
restaurateur-husband
Farhan
Azmi
have
now
given
their
hotel
in
South
Mumbai
to
the
Brihanmumbai
Municipal
Corporation
(BMC)
to
be
used
as
a
quarantine
facility.
Farhan
Azmi
confirmed
these
reports
and
was
quoted
as
saying
by
Spotboye,
"Yes,
we
have
given
our
Gulf
Hotel
for
quarantine
to
the
BMC.
We
are
together
during
this
time
of
crisis.
We
have
handed
over
our
hotel
to
BMC
and
the
Mumbai
Police
as
the
quarantine
centre.
Ours
is
a
small
hotel.
And
we
hope
that
in
future,
the
government
should
support
small
businesses
too."
Earlier,
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
his
wife,
Gauri,
had
offered
their
personal
office
space
for
quarantining
COVID-19
patients.
The
BMC
had
thanked
the
superstar
for
his
kind
gesture
and
tweeted,
"We
thank
@iamsrk
&
@gaurikhan
for
offering
their
4-storey
personal
office
space
to
help
expand
our
Quarantine
capacity
equipped
with
essentials
for
quarantined
children,
women
&
elderly.
Indeed
a
thoughtful
&
timely
gesture."
Replying
back
to
BMC's
tweet,
the
couple
had
posted
on
their
respective
Twitter
handles,
"When
we
say
'mybmc',
then
it's
with
a
sense
of
ownership
and
pride
in
all
the
efforts
your
teams
are
putting
up
to
fight
COVID-19.
We
both
are
thankful
that
we
could
be
a
part
of
your
attempts
to
help
and
care
for
Mumbaikars."
Shah
Rukh
Khan's
Happy
New
Year
co-star,
Sonu
Sood,
too
had
offered
his
six-storeyed
hotel
in
Juhu
as
a
residential
facility
to
doctors
and
medical
staff
treating
COVID-19
patients.
In
an
official
statement,
the
actor
had
said,
"It's
my
honour
to
be
able
to
do
my
bit
for
the
doctors,
nurses
and
para-medical
staff
of
our
country,
who
have
been
working
day
and
night
to
save
people's
lives.
They
hail
from
different
parts
of
Mumbai
and
need
a
place
to
rest.
We
have
already
approached
municipal
and
private
hospitals
and
informed
them
about
the
facility."
Actor
Sachiin
Joshi
had
also
offered
his
36-room
Beatle
Hotel
in
Powai
to
BMC
to
quarantine
Coronavirus
positive
patients
coming
from
abroad.