Nikkita Ghag Opens Up On Her 'Unique' Birthday Plans; Pledges To Help The Needy: 'I will distribute...'

Actress Nikkita Ghag, known for her roles in shows like Bekaaboo 3, is all set to celebrate her birthday on November 24. And this time, the actress has decided to help the needy on her special day. In a recent interaction, Nikkita revealed that she will be donating 200 blankets to the homeless on her birthday and shared that she will also be visiting holy places to seek blessings.

"This year, I am going to distribute 200 blankets to homeless and needy people as winter is coming soon. Additionally, since my birthday falls on the 24th, I plan to do something unique by visiting 24 holy places, including temples, churches, and other places of worship, on my birthday," she said.

Recalling her earliest birthday memory, the actress shared, "My mom has always celebrated my birthday, from my first birthday to my 32nd, with lots of special and different things. This year, I've decided to do something different. Instead of the usual parties, family outings, and travel, I plan to celebrate by serving the needy. I'll be feeding animals, helping the poor, and supporting homeless people. This year, giving back to others is how I want to celebrate my birthday."

Nikkita, who recently also joined politics as BJP's Chitrapat Agadi wing in Maharashtra, also expressed that in her coming year, she wants to work for the betterment of people. She also aims to help animals and pledges to grow spiritually too.

"This tradition has been going on since my first birthday, and my mom has maintained it for all 32 years. Before my next birthday, I hope to achieve my political goals, help more people and animals, and secure great projects in the industry. Most importantly, I want to grow as a person-both maturely and spiritually. These are the goals I aim to accomplish before my next birthday. One more goal I have before my next birthday is to transform lives-both human and animal lives. That's something I'm really passionate about achieving," she concluded.