On the eve of his birthday, celebrated Indian wrestler and MMA champion Sangram Singh made an emotional appeal on social media, urging people across the country to join hands with his charitable trust. Through the Sangram Singh Charitable Foundation, the wrestler-turned-actor is on a mission to expand free education for underprivileged children and lead impactful anti-tobacco awareness campaigns across India.

Sangram Singh: Athlete, Actor, and Active Philanthropist

Known for his inspiring journey from wrestling arenas to television screens, Sangram Singh has always carried a deep sense of social responsibility. Beyond the spotlight, he remains committed to causes that uplift and empower the next generation. Recently, the foundation saw a leadership change when actress Payal Rohatgi stepped down from the position of director. In her place, Sangram Singh’s elder sister Sunita Devi was appointed as the new director of the trust.

Nationwide Call to Action for a Healthier and Educated India

Through his heartfelt message, Sangram Singh has urged people from all walks of life to contribute their time, skills, or resources to strengthen the foundation’s vision. His goal is clear – to build a stronger network that can reach more children with free education and create nationwide awareness through Anti-Tobacco Campaigns, especially among youth.

A Voice Echoing Across States

From Mumbai to Gujarat and several other Indian states, Sangram’s voice is resonating with young citizens and health advocates alike. His call has already begun to receive encouraging responses, as people align with his belief that collective effort can bring lasting change.

Upcoming Role in Nagraj Manjule’s Film

Adding to the excitement, Sangram Singh is all set to feature in an important role in an upcoming film directed by Nagraj Manjule, known for his socially driven cinema. This collaboration is expected to blend Sangram’s real-life social mission with powerful on-screen storytelling.

A Birthday Wish Beyond Self

As he prepares to celebrate another year of his life, Sangram Singh’s birthday wish is not for gifts or fame, but for more people to come forward and walk with him in creating a healthier, educated, and tobacco-free India.