<p>The 23-year-old actress, daughter of actor and politician Shatrughan Sinha, said the first pay cheque is always special and she was glad that it will be used for a right cause.<br />Sonakshi said she believes in the "art of giving" and her parents have always encouraged her to do charity.<br /><br />"Being Human was my first choice for charity as Salman is totally hands on with the foundation and always asks all of us for ideas and initiatives," she said.<br />"There are some institutions you cannot trust. With Being Human, there was no such worry. I know my donation will make a difference to the lives of the needy," Sonakshi added. <br /><br />Sonakshi who plays the coy Rajo in "Dabangg" releasing next month considers herself extremely lucky to be part of the project.<br /><br />"Dabangg was a smoother process for me because Salman was there as a mentor and guide. Most people opt for the glamour way to begin with but the role of Rajo was something I couldn't refuse. Dabangg has been a perfect platform for me and very few people get that in their very first film," the 23-year-old actress said.<br />Sonakshi says the film is a perfect package with just the right producer, director, script and co-star.<br /><br />"Salman is an amazing co-star to have. Never once did he make me feel like a newcomer. He is always full of inputs, advice and inspiration. Our families have known each other for a while now so the comfort level has always been there. He has always pushed me to better myself in every way, be it fitness, acting and even overall personality," Sonakshi says.</p>
<p>The 23-year-old actress, daughter of actor and politician Shatrughan Sinha, said the first pay cheque is always special and she was glad that it will be used for a right cause.<br />Sonakshi said she believes in the "art of giving" and her parents have always encouraged her to do charity.<br /><br />"Being Human was my first choice for charity as Salman is totally hands on with the foundation and always asks all of us for ideas and initiatives," she said.<br />"There are some institutions you cannot trust. With Being Human, there was no such worry. I know my donation will make a difference to the lives of the needy," Sonakshi added. <br /><br />Sonakshi who plays the coy Rajo in "Dabangg" releasing next month considers herself extremely lucky to be part of the project.<br /><br />"Dabangg was a smoother process for me because Salman was there as a mentor and guide. Most people opt for the glamour way to begin with but the role of Rajo was something I couldn't refuse. Dabangg has been a perfect platform for me and very few people get that in their very first film," the 23-year-old actress said.<br />Sonakshi says the film is a perfect package with just the right producer, director, script and co-star.<br /><br />"Salman is an amazing co-star to have. Never once did he make me feel like a newcomer. He is always full of inputs, advice and inspiration. Our families have known each other for a while now so the comfort level has always been there. He has always pushed me to better myself in every way, be it fitness, acting and even overall personality," Sonakshi says.</p>