Palak Muchhal's Concerts Help Treat 3000 Children

Famous singer Palak Muchhal, who has sung famous songs like Dil Ye Dhokha Kar Dega, Kaun Tujhe Yun Pyar Karega, has set an example for everyone. Palak Muchhal has saved the lives of 3,000 children suffering from heart diseases through her fundraiser, Saving Little Hearts. Muchhal recently shared a heart-touching video on her social media to mark this achievement.

Palak Muchhal shared the video

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On June 11, Palak Muchhal shared a video of eight-year-old Alok Sahu from Indore, whose surgery was successful. Sharing this video, she said, "And 3000 lives saved! Thank you for your prayers for Alok! The surgery was successful and he is absolutely fine now."

Palak Muchhal started this work at the age of seven

While talking about her journey, Palak Muchhal said, "When I started the mission, it was just a small initiative that I started at the age of seven, and now it has become the biggest mission of my life. There are still 413 children on my waiting list. Every music event of mine is dedicated to the heart surgery of those children whose parents cannot afford it. It feels like a responsibility. I am somehow happy that God chose me as a medium to do this".

Palak was able to collect donations for one child by singing for three hours 

Palak Muchhal further added, "When I did not have work as a singer for film music, I used to sing for three hours and collect donations for just one child. As my songs started getting popular, my fees increased. I used to earn so much money that I could afford 13-14 surgeries in just one concert. So, I continued it. I have always seen singing as a medium to bring about a change in society."

Palak Muchhal has sung many songs 

Palak Muchhal is a singer and songwriter from Indore. She is known for songs like 'Kaun Tujhe', 'Naiyo Lagda', 'Hua Hai Aaj Pehli Baar' and 'Dhokha Dhadi'.

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