Former Bigg Boss 19 contestant Mridul Tiwari, who captured significant public attention during the reality show, recently demonstrated that his commitment to social causes extends beyond the television screen. After attending the show's success party in Mumbai, Tiwari returned to his hometown, Greater Noida, where he engaged in a heartfelt act of charity by visiting a local school.
From Reality TV to Real-Life Impact: A School Visit in Greater Noida
Following the formalities of the Bigg Boss 19 finale events, Mridul Tiwari headed straight to a school in Greater Noida. There, he was seen interacting with children and distributing essential items like books and pens. In a gesture that undoubtedly brought smiles, he also treated the students to pizzas. This act aligns with a promise he made before entering the Bigg Boss house. Tiwari had publicly declared that if he won the show, he would donate the entire prize money of Rs 50 lakh for public welfare initiatives.
Staying True to His Word Despite Not Winning
Although Mridul Tiwari did not emerge as the winner of Bigg Boss 19, his recent actions prove that his philanthropic intentions remain steadfast. He has consistently been involved in charitable work, contributing to social causes through his own means. His visit to the school was not an isolated event. Recently, he also spent time at NGOs supporting physically handicapped individuals, offering his companionship and assistance. Witnesses noted that he interacted with everyone warmly, listening patiently and speaking with genuine empathy.
A Personal Mission Rooted in His Own Educational Journey
Mridul Tiwari took to Instagram to share his experience from the school visit, connecting it deeply to his personal life. He stated, "I wasn't able to get much formal education, But I still try to improve and educate myself every day. Education is more important than anything." In an exclusive conversation with Times of India TV, he elaborated on this driving philosophy.
"While growing up, I understood how important education is, but I never got the chance to receive proper formal schooling. That’s something I try to change by constantly learning something new," Mridul said. He emphasized his continued dedication: "I had also decided that if I won Bigg Boss, I would donate the prize money for education. Even now, I will do whatever I can and whatever is within my reach to help educate these children. Those who are deprived of education truly understand its value."
Seeking Blessings and Moving Forward
After the intense journey of Bigg Boss 19, Mridul Tiwari also took a spiritual pause. He visited Mumbai's famous Siddhivinayak temple with his close friends and fellow contestants, Gaurav Khanna and Pranit More, to seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha. This visit, combined with his immediate turn to social work, paints a picture of a contestant who is grounding his newfound fame in humility, service, and personal growth.
Mridul Tiwari's story post-Bigg Boss 19 is evolving from one of a television personality to that of a socially conscious individual actively working to make a difference, starting with the children in his own community in Greater Noida.
