Mumbai,
The artists of Soni Sab have shared their resolutions with fans to celebrate Earth Day. The Earth Day, which is celebrated on 22 April globally, reminds us that we all have the responsibility of protecting the Earth. Earth Day inspires everyone to take meaningful steps for a green future, from increasing awareness of climate change to adoption of sustainable lifestyle. While showing the importance of the occasion, Soni Sab’s artists Karuna Pandey, Jrihi Kodwara, Parivara Pranati and Aditya Radies shared the resolutions to celebrate this day in their own special ways dedicated to environment awareness, personal environment-friendly habits and nature.
Karuna Pandey, who is playing the role of Pushpa in Pushpa Impossible, said, the celebration of Earth Day is very important for raising awareness about pollution, climate change and other problems that harm the environment. He said, since Kovid-19, we have all started understanding the importance of environment in a better way. The simplest way to protect the Earth and the environment is. Use less, reuse and recycle (three R-Reduce, Reuses and Recycle). We should adopt sustainable use of resources and protect natural resources and land area by following the principles of ‘three R’.
Vrhi Kodwara, who is playing the role of Swara in Pushpa Impossible, said, I love plants, trees and butterflies! My mother says that consider the earth as my home, so I try to keep it clean and never waste water. On this Earth Day, I want everyone to plant a tree and promise to take care of nature every day.
The world of Wagle -New generation, Pariwa Praneeti, who plays Vandana in new thinking, said, “As an artist and a citizen, I believe that it is our responsibility for the next generation to leave a green and healthy earth.” Earth Day is a beautiful opportunity to remind that every small step matters. Whether it is to reduce waste, save water or plant a tree. Change begins at home, and we all have the strength to make a difference.
Aditya Radies, who is playing the role of Krishnadevarai in Tenali Rama, said, “While playing the role of a sensible and judicious ruler Krishnadevarai, I repeatedly realize how much respect for our ancestors had to nature.” In today’s time, we need to revive that balance and responsibility. Earth Day is not just a date, but a call. Let us choose durability not only for ourselves, but also for generations to come.
