Actress Sreekutty responded angrily to people who chastised her for having a holy plunge and taking part in the maha Kumbh Mela. She posted a video of her response on social media. Sreekutty said she was thrilled to be able to join her husband at the 45-day maha Kumbh Mela.
"We took part in the maha Kumbh mela approximately two weeks ago. Neither of us has had a cold, fever, itching, or any other health problems up until this point. We're not itching, just the individuals who are writing these remarks are," Sreekutty said.
"At the Triveni Sangam, we took a sacred plunge. Since we hadn't reserved a room, we were unable to take another bath later that day. We didn't even take a bath with soap for two days following the dip. Those of you who are condemning us ought to at least take a bath in this supposedly "dirty" water once. I was informed that over 630 million people, or 63 crore, attended the Kumbh Mela. I'm not sure about them, but my spouse and I went swimming, and so far, we haven't encountered any issues. That's the reality.
"I carried some water with me when I got back from that place. It feels much more pure to me now. It was rather muddy when I initially gathered it, but now it appears to be mineral water. Because of the responses I've been getting, I wanted to bring this up here even though I don't feel the need to prove it to anybody. 'You are a blight to this land,' and 'What are you people doing?' are among other statements. "Hateful remarks like these are being posted," Sreekutty stated.
"We took part in the maha Kumbh mela approximately two weeks ago. Neither of us has had a cold, fever, itching, or any other health problems up until this point. We're not itching, just the individuals who are writing these remarks are," Sreekutty said.
"At the Triveni Sangam, we took a sacred plunge. Since we hadn't reserved a room, we were unable to take another bath later that day. We didn't even take a bath with soap for two days following the dip. Those of you who are condemning us ought to at least take a bath in this supposedly "dirty" water once. I was informed that over 630 million people, or 63 crore, attended the Kumbh Mela. I'm not sure about them, but my spouse and I went swimming, and so far, we haven't encountered any issues. That's the reality.
"I carried some water with me when I got back from that place. It feels much more pure to me now. It was rather muddy when I initially gathered it, but now it appears to be mineral water. Because of the responses I've been getting, I wanted to bring this up here even though I don't feel the need to prove it to anybody. 'You are a blight to this land,' and 'What are you people doing?' are among other statements. "Hateful remarks like these are being posted," Sreekutty stated.
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