Punjab Flood: Actor-singer Amy Virk became the messiah for the flood victims in Punjab, adopted 200 affected houses


Posted on 2nd Sep 2025 12:03 pm by rohit kumar

Many districts of the Punjab state are facing the brunt of floods these days, in which many houses have been affected. Rescue work is being done by the government and local people. In this episode, Punjabi actor and singer Amy Virk has shown a big heart and adopted 200 flood-affected families.

 

Ammy Virk himself confirmed the help

Punjabi actor and singer Amy Virk wrote a post for the flood-affected on Instagram and offered help. He wrote, 'Our hearts are broken to see the devastation caused by the floods in Punjab. I am completely broken to see my people without a roof. In our small effort to bring comfort and stability, we are adopting 200 houses to help those who have lost everything. It's not just about shelter - it's about giving hope, dignity and the strength to start again.'

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Sanjay Dutt also promised help

Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt wrote a note on X, expressing his solidarity with the affected people. He said, 'The devastation caused by the floods in Punjab is really heartbreaking. I am sending strength and prayers to all those affected. I will help in every possible way. May Babaji bless and protect everyone in Punjab.'

 

Himanshi Khurana adopts 10 houses

 

Punjabi actress-singer Himanshi Khurana also joined the relief work. She promised to help in the rehabilitation of 10 families. Sharing a post on Instagram, she wrote, 'Today every Punjabi's heart is crying seeing such a condition of Punjab. We will make our Punjab like before. I will contribute to help in the rehabilitation of 10 families in flood-affected areas according to my capacity. In this devastating flood situation, we all need to come together and find a solution. All the celebrities, leaders, media, social media personalities, and the general public should unite and help each other. We Punjabis are with Punjab.'

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