Slammed for wasting water

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Updated At : 01:00 PM May 13, 2020 IST

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Kamya Punjabi tied the knot with her long-time beau Shalabh in February this year. While the country is under the lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak, Kamya is making the most of her time with her family. However, a recent video shared by Kamya on her Instagram handle generated some heat. In the video shared by the actress, her husband and some children are seen playing with water in the parking area. Well, she was criticised for the video as some users slammed her for promoting wastage of water.

However, Kamya decided to give it back to the trolls as she wrote, “Bhaiyoo aur behno, 2 bucket paani meh 2 bachhe aur ek gaadi ne naah liya, ab karo hisaab yeh nuksaan hua ya bachat hui ? Hisaab aaye naa aaye ek kaam zaroor kar lena, ghar par baithna aur desh ko bachana! Namaste!”

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