Actor Ranbir Kapoor, who seemed to have gotten over his football team's heart-breaking loss in the inaugural match of the Indian Super league, was out campaigning for his latest humanitarian initiative - aid for Kashmir flood victims.
The actor will be part of the star-studded Hum Hain Ummeed-e-Kashmir concert that will be held in Mumbai on October 18, apart from hosting a telethon to raise funds.
Other Bollywood celebrities including actors Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan and Farhan Akhtar will also be a part of the initiative.
Ranbir says, "Nobody's (no actor's) career is complete until they shoot in Kashmir, sing a song. I have done Rockstar there. We all have a this perception that Kashmir is just a conflict zone but actually it's one of the most peaceful places where one can be."
"There is a Bobby house or a Betaab Hill and many more landmarks named after Bollywood. People show us so much love when we go there to shoot, " says the actor about Bollywood's connection with Kashmir.
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