Sumona Chakravarti, a familiar face from “The Kapil Sharma Show,” recently had a scary encounter. What should have been a normal day turned into a shocking event in broad daylight. She shared her frightening experience on social media, sparking concern among her fans.
The incident happened in Mumbai. Sumona was driving through South Bombay, heading from Colaba towards Fort. Suddenly, a large crowd surrounded her car. These people were part of a protest happening for Maratha reservation. Sumona described how the protesters started hitting her car’s bonnet. They even laughed as they struck her vehicle. Others banged on her windows, shouting and laughing loudly. She mentioned this terrifying situation happened twice within just five minutes.
Sumona’s Deleted Post
The actress, known for her role as Bhuri on the popular comedy show, initially posted about the incident on Instagram. She detailed her fear and frustration. In her now-deleted post, Sumona wrote, “I cannot express how unsafe I felt in South Bombay. There was no police presence.” She highlighted the lack of immediate help during the ordeal. This public outcry from a celebrity certainly turned heads.
Questioning Safety
Sumona didn’t just share her experience; she also raised important questions. She expressed her deep concern about public safety. Having lived in Bombay for many years, she said she had never felt unsafe before. This incident changed that, making her feel vulnerable for the very first time.
“As a tax-paying citizen, a woman, and someone who loves this city, I am very disturbed,” she wrote. Her words reflected a wider sentiment about civic security. She concluded by stating, “We deserve better than this mockery of governance. We have the right to feel safe in our city.” This powerful statement resonated with many.
Who is Sumona Chakravarti?
Sumona Chakravarti is a well-known TV actress and comedian. She gained fame for her portrayal of Bhuri in “The Kapil Sharma Show.” Before that, she also played the character of Natasha in the popular TV series “Bade Achhe Lagte Hain.” Sumona began her acting career as a child artist. She made her Bollywood debut in the 1999 film “Mann.”