Cinema VinesIndian film star Salman Khan has stepped in to help families displaced by the recent floods that have devastated parts of Assam. Through his charitable arm, Being Human, the actor has launched a multi‑phase relief operation in partnership with the local branch of the Salman Khan Fan Club (SKFC) in Assam. The initiative aims to deliver essential supplies and support to those living in the hardest‑hit districts while Khan continues filming his upcoming project with director Vamshi Paidipally in Mumbai.
The first phase of the drive focuses on food distribution. Being Human and SKFC Assam have coordinated to send ready‑to‑eat food packets to Sivasagar, with supplies sourced from Guwahati. Each packet contains biscuits, jaggery, poha, puffed rice, bread, cheese and jam, designed to sustain families for at least three days while the crisis subsides. In addition to food, the relief effort includes sanitary pads, mosquito coils, bottled drinking water and water‑purification tablets.
Looking ahead, the relief plan will unfold in several stages. The second phase, slated to begin next week, will distribute ration kits and medicines to affected households. The final phase will see Being Human assisting in the reconstruction of schools and hospitals that have suffered extensive damage from the floods.
Sources close to the actor have confirmed that Khan has personally reached out to SKFC Assam to orchestrate the phased relief work. “He connected with the Salman Khan Fan Club [SKFC] Assam and planned a phased process to aid the affected,” a source told Mid‑Day. The actor’s priority, according to the same source, is to ensure that families have enough food to last until the situation improves.
