Kamya Punjabi tagged Devendra Fadnavis, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, and other government entities to raise awareness of the issue
Ahmedabad-Mumbai highway is a disaster, Says Kamya Punjabi
Kamya Punjabi currently stars as Mohini in the Sun Neo show Ishq Jabariya, showcasing her strength alongside co-stars Siddhi Sharma and Lakshya Khurana. Recently, she voiced her frustration over traffic while traveling from Ahmedabad to Mumbai on Instagram, tagging Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and emphasizing the poor conditions of the highway. Kamya is well-known for her performances in various daily soaps.
In Ishq Jabariya, Kamya plays a significant role in a heartwarming love story that highlights her character’s strength and determination.
She took to Instagram to share her challenges with traffic management during the journey with her co-star, posting about their struggle with bags in heavy traffic.
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Kamya Punjabi
In her post, she tagged Devendra Fadnavis, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, and other government entities to raise awareness of the issue. Kamya Punjabi wrote, “As we say, the show must go on… thanks to local trains, we managed to reach our sets on time… otherwise, the Ahmedabad-Mumbai highway is a disaster @cmomaharashtra_ @gadkari.nitin @my_bmc @devendra_fadnavis Aap log toh bas badi badi baatein wada pao khaate aur aam janta bechari bas tax bharte jaate.”
Ishq Jabariya
is a touching tale of love, resilience, and the quest for freedom against societal challenges. Set in the lanes of Begusarai, Bihar, this romantic drama follows Gulki, a spirited young woman aspiring to become an air hostess. Despite the oppression from her cruel stepmother, Gulki clings to her dreams, leading her on a journey filled with unexpected twists and potential love.
Tune in to Sun Neo to catch Ishq Jabariya every Monday to Saturday at 7:30 PM.
