LOST star Yami Gautam shoulders a movement to raise awareness about missing people; says, 'Not all hopes are lost' [EXCLUSIVE]

Yami Gautam recently featured in a film called LOST that released on Zee5. She is now on a mission to create awareness about the rising cases of missing people in the country.

By Nikita Thakkar
| Updated: February 28, 2023 9:01 AM IST

Yami Gautam is one of the most versatile actresses in Bollywood. From Vicky Donor to A Thursday, she has proved her mettle as an actor. Latest, she managed to enthrall all with her performance in a Zee5 film called LOST. She essayed the role of an investigation officer who is finding suspects in a missing theatre artist case. The edge-of-the-seat drama has managed to gain everyone's attention and is trending at the number one position on the OTT platform. But LOST is not just a film for Yami Gautam. Will this, she is also shouldering a movement and creating awareness about the rising cases of missing people in the country. Also Read - Worst Dressed Celebs of the Week: Kareena Kapoor Khan, Amrita Arora and more divas who could have surely made better choices

Yami Gautam is on a mission

Reportedly, every 8 minutes a child goes missing in India. Many senior citizens also get lost. And their missing cases do not receive a proper closure and are put under 'Lost' category. Yami Gautam has now started a movement in Mumbai and Kolkata. At various places, she stood holding placards talking about the missing people and spreading awareness. Almost 150 influencers joined her in this movement. Also Read - Deepika Padukone, Yami Gautam, Radhika Apte and more Bollywood beauties who were asked to go under the knife

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The actress says that not all hopes are lost as yet and one can make a difference by amplifying awareness. She stated that she got a bigger platform with the movie LOST to support the cause. She quoted, "We all read about so many missing cases, but always turn a blind eye towards it because it doesn’t affect us directly. However, my film, Lost gave me that chance to go beyond and use ZEE5’s platforms and my personal social media platforms to start a movement and raise awareness about the many missing people. What started as an initiative soon turned into a movement thanks to the 150+ people who decided to join in to amplify the message. If you are reading this right now then know that not all hopes are lost and that you and I can make a difference if we put our minds to it." Also Read - Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga star Yami Gautam reveals secret to her success; performs Durga and Shiv puja with Aditya Dhar to express gratitude [PICS HERE]

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ByNikita Thakkar
| Updated: February 28, 2023 9:01 AM IST