Bhumi Pednekar Highlights Delhi’s Poor AQI

Bhumi Pednekar He expressed concern over the long-standing problem of poor air quality in Delhi. On Monday, the actress reshared a post by The Tatva India on her Instagram Stories highlighting the current situation in the National Capital. The original post came with this alarming headline: “Breathing in Delhi is now equivalent to smoking 50 cigarettes a day: AQI rises above 1500, schools close. People wanted to stay at home due to health emergency across northern India.” Bhumi’s side note came with a question: “How is this?”

Before this, Bhumi Pednekar reposted another weather update by journalist Faye D’Souza. It was stated that Delhi has an air quality index (AQI) of 1710, which is considered “hazardous”. Uploading the post, Bhumi wrote: “Clean air, this is your right. To wake up.”

Last year, Bhumi Pednekar, who founded the nonprofit advocacy platform Climate Warrior, raised the issue of climate change in Melbourne, Australia. Addressing people at an event, he said, “As we speak we are dealing with the negative effects of climate change, our generation, everyone, we will all face it and it is not something that only affects certain classes, it is the wrath of nature we are all equal. I think climate change is an issue that needs to be talked about. “But at the time, no one talked about that, that we were in a crisis, that we were in a state of emergency, and that climate change was the greatest threat facing humanity.” Deccan Messenger.

Workwise, Bhumi Pednekar was last seen in Netflix movie bhakshak. The crime thriller directed by Pulkit received critical acclaim among fans and critics.

Next, Bhumi Pednekar is set to release her Prime Video web series DaldalDirected by Amrit Raj Gupta. He completed the shooting of the project last month. In a detailed social media post, the actor documented the challenges he and his crew members faced during the filming process. Bhumi also revealed that she plays one of the “most complex characters” in the show. Daldal. read all about it Here: