In this clip, a 24-year-old woman in India gets a bold haircut to help women going through cancer treatment.

Varsha Kumawat usually doesn't like going to the hairdresser. However, when she found out that cancer patients lose their hair, she decided to do something for them.

Kumawat donated her hair to a local NGO in Gujrat, India. The organisation makes wigs for cancer patients.

“If my hair can bring a smile to the faces of cancer patients, then nothing can be better than doing this. Hair comes back after some time anyway." she says in the video.

Kumawat called on other women to do the same.

The clip was filmed on June 10.

A 24-year-old woman Varsha Kumawat had her long hair cut at a salon in Ajmer on Thursday, June 10, to help poorly people. After head shave, Varsha donates her hair to a NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) of Gujarat.
Varsha usually doesn't like getting her hair cut, but when she finds out that people lose their hair while undergoing cancer treatment, Varsha decided she could do something with her long hair. She wanted it cut so that it could be used to make wigs for people going through cancer treatment.
“If my hair can bring a smile on the faces of cancer patients, then nothing can be better for me than this. That's why I donated my hair. Hair comes back after some times," Varsha says in the video. She appealed to other girls for donate their hair. (Credit: Sumit Saraswat)