Bhagwan Malik Viral Story: Industrialist Anand Mahindra has extended a helping hand to 80-year-old Bhagwan Malik, who supports his family by playing violin in Kolkata, praising his talent.

Anand Mahindra comes forward to help 80-year-old violinist.

Anand Mahindra Help: Renowned industrialist and Chairman of the Mahindra Group, Anand Mahindra, has once again shown his generosity. After the story of 80-year-old Bhagwan Malik, who earns his living by playing the violin on the streets of Kolkata, surfaced on social media, Anand Mahindra praised the 80-year-old's talent and extended a helping hand.

A video of this elderly artist, who plays the violin on the roadside for hours every day, not for fame but to feed his family, is rapidly going viral on social media. People are becoming emotional after seeing his hard work and especially his age.

The art inherited from his father became a lifeline.

It is said that Bhagwan Malik inherited his violin playing skills from his father, which has now become his source of livelihood. After losing his parents in childhood, he incorporated his father's talent into his own life.

Bhagwan Malik has been playing the violin on the streets of Kolkata for decades. Despite advancing age and failing eyesight, his passion for music hasn't diminished. Even though his violin is completely worn out, he still plays the same 40-year-old, broken violin every day from 5 pm to 11 pm around the New Town bus stand, DLF Subway, and New Town Art Street. Despite all this hard work, he barely earns 100 rupees a day.

Viral video raises new hope.

When Anand Mahindra reached Bhagwan Malik's video, he shared it on the social media platform X. He praised the artist and said that he wanted to help him, but his contact information was missing from the video. Following this, people shared Bhagwan Malik's information, paving the way for him to receive help.

People then shared his information, paving the way for help. It was later reported that with the help of people, nearly 1 lakh rupees were raised for Bhagwan Malik, and he was also given a new violin. Later, Aradhana Chatterjee reported that with the help of people, 1 lakh rupees were raised for Bhagwan Malik, and he was also given a new violin.