Sachin Tendulkar celebrates his 47th Birthday today. Since the government of India has implemented a national lockdown, Sachin will spend his birthday with his family. The little master has decided not to celebrate his birthday this year as a mark of respect for the Coronavirus warriors who are still working every day. The COVID-19 pandemic has taken more than 1.9 lives across the globe so far. However, Sachin is still looking at positive in these tough and testing times. He is trying to ensure that everyone around him is safe and they are obeying the rules implemented by the government.
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In a recent interview, Sachin Tendulkar stated that lately, he has been keeping himself busy at home. He is trying his hand at cooking food, cleaning the house and all the necessary household things at his home. The lockdown has also given him to spend valuable time with his growing kids, wife and mother. Sachin although said that his kids find it difficult to stay at home especially in the evening as they want to hang out with their friends.
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Sachin told Times of India, “I am cooking, cleaning and watering the plants. This lockdown has allowed me to be with my kids Arjun and Sara who are now both 20 plus. They find it difficult to stay at home in the evening as they want to catch up with their friends and do their own things. However, this lockdown has allowed me and Anjali to spend time with them.
The Little Master – Sachin Tendulkar also explained how his SRT management is trying to take the initiative and help as many people as possible. He also indicated how his company is planning to do something special for people in these trying times.
“It’s time to reflect for my company SRT management too. This is about giving back to people in whatever way possible, which is important. We are planning something for the future and have also tried to pass on messages from our government on several important issues,” he concluded.Â
