Actor-director Raghava Lawrence is basking in the success of his fourth directorial Kanchana-3 and the film has consistently managed to pull in family audiences. Post Kanchana 3, the choreographer-turned-actor has taken up a charitable cause.
The actor had recently built a concrete house for social activist Ganesan, survivor of the horrific 'Gaja' cylone that occured in November 2018. The construction work of the house has been completed and Raghava Lawrence was also present during the house warming ceremony of this newly built home which was held on 14th May. The actor remarked that "The reason behind my success can be attributed to my fan base that primarily consists of youth, mothers and children. I have decided hereafter that I will be indulging in social work for every fifteen days after the release of my films."
Raghava Lawrence also added that "The success of Kanchana-series was mainly due to the viewership of children. Hence, I would like to start my act of charity with them. At present, my objective is to contribute to the educational needs of underprivileged children. I pray for the almighty's blessings so that I will be able to pursue my philanthropic endeavours,". Earlier, on the occasion of Mother's day, Raghava Lawrence lauched the 'Thaai' foundation, a non-governmental organisation that aims to take care of abandoned parents.