‘Right to die with honor with implemented here, actress Kajol gave this reaction, mentioned Salaam Venky

Last updated:February 02, 2025, 16:17 IST

Right to Die With Dignity: Actress Kajal has recently appreciated the law of ‘Right to Die with Honor’ brought by the Government of Karnataka. He has also mentioned his 2022 film Salaam Venky …Read more

Kajol liked the new law of Karnataka government

Mumbai: Actress Kajol is not only known for her acting but also for impunity and she gives her reactions to many matters from time to time. Whether it is news related to projects or family event, she keeps sharing new posts with fans. Recently, he has appreciated a historical initiative of the Government of Karnataka and has shared a post on his social account. Let us know that the Karnataka government has implemented the ‘Right to Die with Dignity) Act on Saturday (1 February), to which actress Kajol has reacted. By sharing a post on social media, Kajol has described it as a historical step.

Karnataka becomes the first state in the country to do so
The actress has appreciated the new law implemented in Karnataka and described it as a historic step in the Instagram stories section. Sharing the cutting of a news paper, the actress wrote in the caption, ‘Taking a historical step, Karnataka has become the first state in India, which has made a legal structure for seriously ill people to’ right to die with respect ‘ prepared. This law gives human, legally accepted process as a solution.

Referred to the film ‘Salaam Venky’
Along with this, the actress also mentioned her film ‘Salaam Venky’ released in 2022. ‘Salaam Venki’ was directed by Revathi. Let me tell you that the film is based on real -life events, which shows the story of a mother (Kajol) and her son (Vishal Jethwa) who suffers from Deuchene Muscular Dystrophy on screen. In ‘Salaam Venky’, the patient legs legally fight with the system for respectable death. However, his film proved to be a flop. At the same time, it was written in the news paper cutting shared, ‘The Karnataka government has given the seriously ill people’ the right to die with respect ‘.

Patients suffering from incurable disease can die with respect
Let me tell you, Karnataka has become the first state in the country to implement this law. Under this law, patients with severely sick or incurable disease can decide whether he wants to continue his treatment (medicines or ventilaters). Meanwhile, talking about the workfront, Kajol was seen in ‘Do Patti’, in which he played the role of a police officer. Kriti Sanon was seen in double role in the film.