Farah Khan's daughter Anya raises INR 70K with her sketches to feed stray animals, homeless

Filmmaker Farah Khan's daughter Anya has been doing her bit in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Anya the artist (Image: Internet)

Mumbai, April 13 (IANS): Filmmaker Farah Khan's daughter Anya has been doing her bit in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, urging people to help stray animals amid the ongoing health crisis.

The little kid has come up with a brilliant idea. She has decided to sketch pets and then sell her drawings to raise funds for the animals.

"My daughter Anya has decided to sketch a pet, n sell it for rs.1000-/.. all proceeds will go towards feeding stray animals and homeless during this pandemic.. not much but she' s only 12 yrs old.. thank you @tabutiful @rajeevmasand @aartishetty @shaziaqg for advance orders," Farah wrote on Instagram.

Reacting to the post, a lot of people sent love to Anya's noble gesture.

Singer Raageshwari commented: "What a beautiful mind dear Anya has and what a talent."

Filmmaker Tahira Kashyap commented: "Beautiful... placing my order."

Farah later shared that Anya has raised ₹70,000 in five days with her sketches of people's pets for ₹1,000 each.

The proceeds will go towards feeding the homeless and stray animals affected by the coronavirus pandemic, the filmmaker reaffirmed.

Sharing a video on Twitter, Farah wrote, "Thank you...[to] the kind-hearted people who... ordered sketches and donated."