Bhumi Pednekar bags two awards at the Asia One Awards

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Updated At : 02:35 PM Apr 20, 2022 IST

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Versatile actress Bhumi Pednekar has displayed her humanitarian side by becoming a Covid Warrior when the pandemic was at its peak.

Bhumi, along with a team, reached out to the people in distress and arrange for medical facilities during the Covid-19 waves in India. Now, she has been honoured for her efforts during the pandemic. Bhumi bagged two awards at the Asia One Awards. She was honoured with the Covid-19 commitment Award 2021-22 and the Black Swan Path-Breaking Actor of the Year 2021-22 award for the movie, Badhaai Do. Sharing a picture, elated Bhumi took to Instagram and wrote, “One for #CovidWarrior, One for #BadhaaiDo, both for posterity & hope. ”

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