In this celebrity interview, Medindia brings you an exclusive interview with Revathi Menon
Highlights:
Asha Kelunni Nair, better known as Revathi, is an Indian actress and director best known for her work in Tamil and Malayalam cinema, as well as Telugu, Hindi, and Kannada films. She has won three National Film Awards in three separate categories, as well as six Filmfare Awards South. She also received the Kerala State Film Award for Best Actress for her work in Bhoothakaalam (2022).
Three-time National Film Award winner Revathy Menon has released two films on the topic of organ donation with positive messages. Revathi took the first organ donor card in 1997 from the MOHAN Foundation and is a great ambassador for the cause.- Revathi Menon is an Indian actor, director, and national award winner
- She released two movies in the recent past: Salam Venky and Aye Zindagi
- Both films are based on true incidents and depict the importance of organ donation
‘Every day is precious, Live life to the fullest, be happy, and give happiness. Share goodness, not hatred or anger’
Aye Zindagi is a film about the journey of a 28-year-old liver cirrhosis patient named Vinay Chawla, whose bond with a hospital grief counselor, Revathi, rekindles his hope and faith in life and makes him believe in the power of humanity and Salam Venky, which celebrates the short but "big" life of a late Duchenne muscular dystrophy patient and strikes a humble conversation over euthanasia, both inspired by true stories,
Both are amazingly riveting films and have some great performances, and above all, they carry a beautiful message of love, hope, and healing through organ donation and transplantation. Advertisement
Madrid Resolution on Organ Donation and Transplantation
At Global Consultation on Organ Donation and Transplantation at Madrid the delegates urged the WHO to consider organ donation and transplantation as government responsibility.
At Global Consultation on Organ Donation and Transplantation at Madrid the delegates urged the WHO to consider organ donation and transplantation as government responsibility.
Organ Donation In India: Know More About Systems And Procedures
In India, the wait list for patients who need an organ transplant is growing all the time. Nearly 90% of people on the waiting list die without getting an organ.
In India, the wait list for patients who need an organ transplant is growing all the time. Nearly 90% of people on the waiting list die without getting an organ.
