Amitabh Bachchan has taken time out of his tight agenda to visit Pench National Park in Madhya Pradesh to take part in Save our Tigers Campaign. He feels the cause is more crucial than his movies.”The tiger’s cause is more crucial than my films. Children should start tiger clubs and create awareness,” Big B, 68, who is busy with a telethon for the Save Our Tigers campaign.
Pench Deputy Director O.P. Tiwari said the two will take part in the workshops related to Save Our Tiger projects.Spread over 758 square kilometers, Pench is among the six tiger Reserves in Madhya Pradesh and is the original setting of Rudyard Kipling’s most well-known job, “The Jungle Book”.Talking about his involvement, Amitabh said in a message on his blog: “Tomorrow (Sunday) starts the Telethon for the Save the Tiger campaign.
There is a wish and hope to collect as much money as one can for the advantage of those that manage and look after these regal animals and prevent them from being poached and destroyed.”
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