Bhumi Pednekar: “I could never be with someone who is cruel to animals or harms the planet”
The monsters hide in the shadows. Crackling Thunder. A beloved pet firing. The mother is feared from the sleepless rule. While it was the things that kept the other children at night, for Bhumi Pednekar, 10, the world was filled with different anxieties.
She went to her bed with a spirit of racing and a solo heart in a drum – a sweet unconsciousness and discharged the sampling – by the thought of her parents traveling in Australia, where the ozone layer she studied was dangerously thin. What if they hadn’t survived? Or if the world lacked water and his family had no drinking drop? His innocent solution? Fantasy that she stored a warehouse with bisleri bottles. With hindsight, she can’t help but laugh that her childhood bypass solution is now a problem she works to solve.
“Everything came to secure my loved ones,” said Pednekar, fresh out of a journey of travel. Although exhausted, it is pumped to discuss – not because I entertain it or dazzled it particularly with my charm, but because we plunge into a subject that triggers it as nothing else: the environment. It is almost poetic that the actor’s name is reflected in “earth” or “earth” (with the same “pede” meaning “tree” nestled in his family name) referring to our pale blue point that has been In the spotlight for all bad reasons for the recent years – degraded, exhausted and pushed to its limits. “Each millennium remembers the cyclone of Odisha (1999), the Bhuj earthquake (2001) and the Tsunami (2004) when large parts of South India were affected,” she says, and I am brought back to the day of the 2001 Republic when the tremors of the tremors of the tremors of the tremors of the tremors of the earthquakes were felt to Mumbai, the city that I share with the star. For teenagers then like Pednekar and I, it was one of our first confrontations that give thought with the fragility of life. “As a child, whenever there was a natural calamity, my parents would send us to help organizations or collect money or clothes for charities. I was raised in an empathetic ecosystem and it led me to understand a lot about the environment. »»
She remembers when, as a child, she has collected funds and spotted a familiar car in a red light. Without hesitation, she ran, struck on the window and shouted with imprision: “Aunty, don!” The driver, the mother of a friend, jumped in her headquarters but then talked about it to his daughter, who joined Pednekar to shake up for the cause. “It’s the thing to try to have a positive impact,” said the actor. “Some people are inspired and others think you are completely dislocated. You just have to find those who get it.
