Stop the Blame Game: Varun Dhawan and Arjun Kapoor on Delhi Smog

Bollywood spreads the message of a cleaner and greener India after the rise in pollution levels in Delhi.

Varun Dhawan, Arjun Kapoor, Dia Mirza and other celebrities have all come forward to speak on the issue of smog that is threatening the lives of citizens in the national capital, Delhi and NCR region.

2 days of shooting in Delhi - and my chest is hurting, head is hurting, throat is paining!! 😰 Cant believe we have let things go so out of hand that human beings dont have air to breathe to anymore. Can’t imagine the situation for kids and elders. Please guys, lets all WAKE UP. We cannot be doing this to our planet. #DelhiSmog

A post shared by Parineeti Chopra (@parineetichopra) on Nov 8, 2017 at 1:46am PST

With smog pictures and videos going viral on social media, the youngsters of B-Town also took to Twitter to spread the message of a cleaner and greener India by posting pictures and videos.

Rethink. Let’s change instead of blame. @adarpoonawalla has taken a great initiative let’s all try and keep our cities clean and recycle waste instead of burning it. pic.twitter.com/qzNJL5dWdq

— Varun Dhawan (@Varun_dvn) November 8, 2017

Parineeti Chopra, Varun Dhawan and Arjun Kapoor, who are currently shooting in Delhi have put out hard-hitting messages on social media. Parineeti and Varun put out pictures with a mask tied to their faces, requesting for a greener India. Arjun also urged people to stop playing the blame game and advised everyone to put politics and personal agendas aside this time around.

I have clicked this selfie to show you guys what actual smog looks like. I don’t want to preach I am equally to blame for this mess as most of the citizens of our great country, but now instead of blaming each other and the government let’s change. It’s time we go green. #delhichokes

A post shared by Varun Dhawan (@varundvn) on Nov 7, 2017 at 8:07pm PST

It breaks my heart to Delhi in the condition that is in today. 💔. Something needs to b done ASAP. #DelhiSmog #delhipollution #mydelhi

— SONAL CHAUHAN (@sonalchauhan7) November 8, 2017

The Smog situation in Delhi is just insane! 💨

No visibility for cars, so many people falling ill owing to the bad air quality..

And I must say that I’ve observed similar situations not only in Delhi but even in cities like Hong Kong.

The world better buck up & FAST!

— ARMAAN MALIK (@ArmaanMalik22) November 8, 2017

I’m here for a few weeks for my shoot in Delhi but it’s disconcerting to see the city suffocating. We need to put politics and personal agendas aside stopping the blame game & come together to find a solution otherwise all of us are gonna be affected in more ways than we realise.

— Arjun Kapoor (@arjunk26) November 8, 2017

What’s happening in Delhi is dangerous in more ways than one can imagine...I’m filming here as I type this and I’m fearing things aren’t gonna really get any better... pic.twitter.com/hvj5bcUxlN

— Arjun Kapoor (@arjunk26) November 8, 2017

It’s damn scary. We need to do something about it on an urgent basis. https://t.co/9bRTJkSORx

— Rajkummar Rao (@RajkummarRao) November 8, 2017

There are over 51000 children living in street situations in #Delhi breathing this poison. The invisible killer has been visible for years but it has done nothing to ensure collective action to combat #AirPollution. #DelhiSmog #BeatPollution https://t.co/nDVZVdIKFs

— Dia Mirza (@deespeak) November 8, 2017

Oh my god..are we still questioning the fact that we are destroying our planet and our race.At a loss of words.Thank you for sharing this eue opening video @arjunk26 #ClimateChangeIsReal .Can't get over this.Need #ClimateAction now https://t.co/p6S8UWut0e

— bhumi pednekar (@psbhumi) November 8, 2017

What you pollute, others breathe. What u consume, others pay for. With their health #smogindelhi #pollution #DelhiSmog

— Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) November 8, 2017

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