Proud Moment For Indians: Sara Ali Khan makes heads spin in a red saree at a Global citizen concert, fans love it

Recently, the Global Citizen concert took place with various actors and actresses participating. One of the youngest participants was Sara Ali Khan who represented India by wearing a beautiful saree. Netizens were impressed by her choice of attire and her overall appearance.

Sara is known for her stunning Indian attires on different occasions, such as red carpet and award shows. However, this time she embraced Indian culture by wearing a saree on a global stage.

During her speech, Sara started and ended with a “namaste” with hands joined, not forgetting her Indian roots. She spoke confidently and articulately, making netizens proud.

The Global Citizen concert is a 24-hour music festival that seeks to address issues such as poverty, climate change, famine, and vaccine equity by calling on world leaders, philanthropists, and corporations to take action.

Netizens comments read :

“Really proud of this girl ??. Wearing a saree in a global event shows that how she respects the Indian culture. A true example of a bhartiya nari❤️.”

“Sara wearing a saree on a global platform is love. She made us all proud today and the way she spoke??”

“Sara wearing a sari on a global event…yes?‍♀️❤️”

“My Saru is looking so beautiful? Only she wore the saree in GC? and she spoke soo beautifully? You make us proud by wearing saree❤️ She leaves no chance to make us proud?❤️”

Numerous comments expressing pride and happiness poured in from netizens after Sara’s announcement. The actress emphasized the importance of vaccination and urged individuals to educate those who are hesitant about it.

She said, “With all the pain and hardships the Covid-19 pandemic has inflicted on the whole world, the truth is, it has gotten us together for a common cause. This pandemic has shown us that no matter where you come from, we are all susceptible to these tough times. We must, therefore, fight this virus together. Thanks to our scientists, we have a weapon to fight it, the vaccine. I know that there are still amongst us, people who have concerns about the vaccine and are fearful of taking it. But I strongly believe, it is our duty to educate and guide everyone. Whether it is through your social media platforms or in-person conversations, take an active initiative, to talk about the benefits and necessities of this vaccine. Because only then, can we being to rebuild, reset and rejuvenate.”