Actress Renu Desai has expressed strong displeasure over people bursting loud firecrackers late at night, even after Diwali celebrations. Questioning their lack of consideration for others, the actress said that such celebrations disturb elderly people, newborn babies and those suffering from health issues.
Renu Desai shared her frustration through a social media post after hearing loud firecrackers being burst around 11 PM. She explained that she had deliberately remained silent during Diwali, fearing that people might label her anti-Hindu if she raised concerns about crackers during the festival.
“It’s 11 PM and people are still bursting such loud fire crackers! If I said anything yesterday people would call me anti Hindu so I kept quiet. But which festival is there tonight at 11 PM for people to burst such loud crackers?” she questioned.
The actress also highlighted how excessive noise affects vulnerable sections of society. Pointing out that elderly people, newborn babies and sick individuals struggle with loud sounds, she criticised people for enjoying celebrations without considering the inconvenience caused to others.
Expressing her anger, Renu wrote, “Humans have just become selfish and stupid and blind to the suffering of the old people, tiny babies, sick people in general.”
However, she clarified that she has nothing against Diwali celebrations or people enjoying festivals. She believes everyone has the right to celebrate but stressed that celebrations should not come at the cost of others’ peace. She urged people to finish bursting firecrackers before 10 PM and allow others to have a peaceful night.
Renu also raised questions about the way pollution is discussed during Diwali. She pointed out that vehicles and industries contribute to pollution throughout the year and questioned why the issue receives significant attention mainly during the festival season. She further expressed disappointment over people bursting crackers at 1 AM, 2 AM and even 3 AM.
Concluding her remarks, the actress questioned why people could not complete their celebrations before 9 PM or at least by 10 PM, emphasising the importance of showing basic consideration and responsibility towards fellow human beings.
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