As part of the #DontBeASharent campaign, Bollywood actress Neha Dhupia has partnered with the Assam Police and the PIIR Foundation to advocate for responsible digital parenting and protect children’s online rights.

“As a mother, I understand the joy of sharing our children’s milestones online,” said Neha, a mother of two. However, we need to consider how much is too much. “#DontBeASharent” serves as a potent reminder to safeguard our kids online as well as offline,” she stated.

The #DontBeASharent campaign, which was started by the Assam Police, has spread over the world to draw attention to the dangers of oversharing children’s private information on social media and the pressing need for parents and other carers to behave mindfully online.

Through Infantia, the PIIR Foundation and Assam Police Sishu Mitra worked together to further this discussion. Building on the success of #DontBeASharent, Infantia brings together parents, educators, legislators, specialists, and law enforcement to confront new issues related to digital childhoods.

With aspirations to grow globally, the campaign will now spread via a number of awareness movies, public service announcements, and instructional workshops in schools and community areas.

For those who are unaware, the pair never dated previously yet were married in May 2018. Even though Angad had adored Neha for years, their relationship started off as a friendship.

In November 2018, the couple welcomed Mehr, a girl, as their first child. They welcomed their second kid, a boy called Guriq, into the world in October 2021, three years later.

The former beauty queen debuted as an actress in Graffiti, a play in New Delhi. In 2003, she made her Bollywood debut in the movie Qayamat: City Under Threat. The actress most recently starred in Anand Tiwari’s Bad Newz.

Vicky Kaushal, Triptii Dimri, and Ammy Virk also feature in the true-to-life movie. Heteropaternal superfecundation, a reproductive procedure in which twins are born to the same mother but from separate biological dads, is the focus of this spiritual follow-up to Good New World.

In the youth-oriented program “MTV Roadies,” Neha is presently portrayed as a gang boss. Additionally, it features Rhea Chakraborty, Elvish Yadav, and Prince Narula as gang bosses.