Chiranjeevi pays tribute to India's daughter ‘Amanat'

Telugu superstar and Tourism Minister Chiranjeevi payed tribute to 'Amanat' (Not her real name)- the 23-year-old medical student, who died after she was brutally gang-raped in a moving bus a fortnight ago.

The monstrosity of the attack resulting in her tragic death 13 days later has shocked and shamed the entire nation sparking protests with thousands pledging to fight in her memory for better safety for women.

Chiranjeevi lights up a candle in the memory of India's daughter Amanat.

Chiranjeevi sits with other protestors gathered at the spot

Coming up: We will not forget 'Amanat,' says Bollywood

Actress and Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bhaduri was part of a Bollywood-led demonstration mourning the death of India's Daughter in Mumbai.

Actress Hema Malini was among the contingent from Bollywood who lit candles and held placards.

Actress Shabana Azmi has been vocal in demanding tougher laws and better safety measures.

Deepika Padukone was one of the younger generation of actors at the protest.

Actresses Genelia D'Souza and Mandira Bedi brought placards demanding justice at the protest.

Director Mahesh Bhatt with a placard which read “We Will Remember”.

Actor Kunal Kapoor speaks at the protest.

Veteran actor Om Puri wore a black head band as a symbol of grief.

Actor Ranveer Singh lights a candle at the protest.

Sonali Bendre and husband Goldie Behl also wore black head bands.

Actress Tisca Chopra speaks at the protest while singer Sonu Nigam looks on.

Choreographer Vaibhavi Merchant leads a protest rally.

Singer Kailash Kher with Mahesh Bhatt at the protest.

Singer Mika too joined the cause.