How do you react to the Bhuj earthquake?

There are ways and ways to react. The most important things that must grip every mind is food, water and shelter and prevention from all kinds of ailments of the body and the shattered mind. It is good that people in the industry are going out of their way to make respectable donations. It has always come up to help in times of crisis and I am proud of it. The only fear is the right help going to the right places and to the right people.
Manoj Kumar, actor

The people of India have once again risen to the occasion during a major crisis where men have been clobbered to death by nature. It is very difficult to rise to such an occasion but it is also a great feeling to see people all over and especially from our industry coming to the help of the hopeless and the helpless. God forbid, something goes wrong again. I don’t think we have the resources to fight back another attack. The will we have, not the resources at this moment of time.
Dilip Kumar, actor

It is time to do our duty towards our suffering brothers and sisters. I am doing my bit and I don’t think there is any sense in telling the world about the damage done but to see how best the damage can be repaired. I wish I was younger and could go out to help. I owe Bhuj a great deal where I shot a major portion of my film, Border.
JP Dutta, director

This calamity is a lesson for all of us. We should be prepared for any calamity at any time. It is a great feeling to see the industry coming together to help Gujarat like it has very rarely done.
Pahlaj Nihalani, industry leader

Help. Help. Help. Help till it hurts. This is the time to follow Mother Teresa’s only motto in life.
Jackie Shroff, actor