Karisma Kapoor inspires young minds at event for underprivileged children: “Hard work and sincerity will always pay off in life”

Karisma Kapoor attended the annual event of Little Angels High School, showing her support and being there for the occasion. The school helps kids from poor families, where parents work daily wages and try their best to give their children a better life. About 500 to 600 parents were there, and the event celebrated the hard work and achievements of the students, showing how dedicated and progressing they are.

Karisma spoke to the crowd, saying, “Hi Everyone.

 It's such an honour and pleasure to be here today with all of you. First of all, I'd like to congratulate the Shetty family, Mrs. Nisha Chavan, the whole teaching staff, the parents, and above all, the amazing students for putting on such a great show and also for celebrating 50 years of Little Angels High School. What a wonderful milestone! Thank you so much for having me here on this special day.”

She continued, “I want to take a little more time to speak to all the children, from the younger grades to the higher ones.

 Something my parents always taught me, and I've lived by, is that no matter if we're in school or growing up to be teenagers, young adults, or even like me (she laughs), hard work and sincerity will always pay off in life. Whether you're in school, going to college, or doing a job, nothing can take away from your hard work, sincerity, and honesty. Keep working hard, young children, and one day your dreams will come true with sincerity and honesty. It's a simple piece of advice I've followed all my life. So please keep doing that.”

She added, “Of course, education is the most important thing for us and plays a big part in our lives.

 All you wonderful parents here are supporting your children, and the children continue to support you with love and respect. I think nothing is more important than respect and kindness in this world. Thank you so much,” Karishma concluded.

Her presence and heartfelt words inspired and motivated the young audience, adding a memorable touch to a day already filled with joy and pride.