The Dabangg actor announced at a press conference in Mumbai earlier this month that he was eyeing the UAE market for selling merchandise to support his charity Being Human.
“I want to take Being Human through the roof. Even though we will run it as a business, the idea is not to treat it as one. Whatever money we make from it will go back to the charity and the country,” Khan was quoted as saying by Indian media.tabloid! can confirm that the actor will partner with high-street retailer Splash in the Middle East. While the merchandise will be available from May, Khan’s appearance and Dubai date is still uncertain.
The actor has recently spoken out against rip-offs of his Being Human-branded products flooding the market.
“These dogs are sick people who don’t realise that this is money not for big corporations but for poor, underprivileged people. They are stealing from them. They should be ashamed of themselves,” Khan said during his last visit to Dubai.
The Being Human Foundation supports under-prividleged children by giving them free education and medical treatment in Mumbai. Funds are raised through the sale of merchandise including t-shirts, jeans and watches.
“I want to take Being Human through the roof. Even though we will run it as a business, the idea is not to treat it as one. Whatever money we make from it will go back to the charity and the country,” Khan was quoted as saying by Indian media.tabloid! can confirm that the actor will partner with high-street retailer Splash in the Middle East. While the merchandise will be available from May, Khan’s appearance and Dubai date is still uncertain.
The actor has recently spoken out against rip-offs of his Being Human-branded products flooding the market.
“These dogs are sick people who don’t realise that this is money not for big corporations but for poor, underprivileged people. They are stealing from them. They should be ashamed of themselves,” Khan said during his last visit to Dubai.
The Being Human Foundation supports under-prividleged children by giving them free education and medical treatment in Mumbai. Funds are raised through the sale of merchandise including t-shirts, jeans and watches.
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