The message stresses that even in Darshan’s absence this year, his thoughts and values remain with his fans. It reiterates his long-held belief that true celebration lies not in flowers, cakes, cut-outs or fireworks, but in helping society. Fans are encouraged to choose an orphanage, an old-age home, or a centre for special children in their respective taluks and contribute whatever they can, including food, fruits, books, medicines, or even their time.
The note clearly states that there is no pressure to do something big. The smiles of ten children or the blessings of five elders, it says, are the greatest respect that can be offered to D Boss. It further explains why Darshan refers to his fans as “Celebrities,” noting that they have stood by him during difficult times and, more importantly, have stood with society.
Concluding the appeal, D Company urges fans to continue this proud tradition of social service and take responsibility for sending a positive message across Karnataka. The note underlines that fans’ unity, humanity and service are Darshan’s true strength, and calls on them to let their work speak, keeping their love for the actor alive through meaningful action rather than celebration.
That apart, Darshan’s film, Bitch is set for a re-release this week, on February 13 aligning with his birthday.
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