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Bhumi Pednekar Celebrates National Pet Day with Beau and Bruno

Bhumi Pednekar marked National Pet Day by sharing an intimate glimpse of life with her dogs, Beau and Bruno, on Instagram. She posted pictures and videos cuddling with them, emphasizing the unique joy and unconditional love pets provide. The actress also used the opportunity to voice her concern about the decreasing space for women-led narratives in mainstream cinema. However, she noted that OTT platforms are creating stronger opportunities for female actors.

Key Points: Bhumi Pednekar Shares National Pet Day Moments with Dogs

  • Celebrates National Pet Day on Instagram
  • Shares photos and videos with dogs Beau and Bruno
  • Talks about unconditional love from pets
  • Expresses concern over shrinking women-led stories in mainstream cinema
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Bhumi Pednekkar cuddles with her furry friends on National Pet Day

Actress Bhumi Pednekar posts adorable photos and videos with her pets Beau and Bruno for National Pet Day, celebrating their unconditional love.

"If you've not experienced what it's like to be loved by dogs, trust me, you're missing out. - Bhumi Pednekar"

Mumbai, April 11

Actress Bhumi Pednekkar commemorated National Pet Day on Saturday by sharing some precious moments with her furry friends, Beau and Bruno, on social media.

She shared that those who have not experienced the love of a pet have no idea what they are missing out on in life.

Providing a glimpse of the unconditional love, chaos, and good vibes brought by her fur babies, the 'Dum Laga Ke Haisha' actress wrote on her official Instagram handle, "My babies - Beau and Bruno, happy national pet day...If you've not experienced what it's like to be loved by dogs, trust me, you're missing out. Unconditional love, chaos and just good vibes. We just exist in their world (sic)."

In the first picture from the post, Bhumi is seen cuddling with one of her four-legged friends in bed. Another video from the album had her pet sleeping comfortably in her lap.

Towards the end, we see a clip where one of the pets is looking at the 'Badhaai Do' actress, asking to be picked up by her.

However, Bhumi objects to this, saying, "You literally got off my lap right now".

Bhumi is also one of the celebs who never shy away from speaking their mind.

She recently confessed that it breaks her heart to see women-led stories shrinking in mainstream cinema.

The 'Pati Patni Aur Woh' actress believes that although the space for women-led narratives is shrinking in mainstream cinema, the rise of OTT platforms has opened up stronger and more meaningful opportunities for female actors.

"I feel with OTT, especially for women, the narrative has become a lot stronger because a lot of those shows, a lot of those films are led by women, which is maybe shrinking in mainstream cinema," Bhumi, who started her film journey in an unconventional role in the 2015 film "Dum Laga Ke Haisha", said explained.

"Unfortunately, it's really heartbreaking that that's happening," added Bhumi.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Cute dogs, but honestly, as a movie fan, her point about women-led stories shrinking in mainstream cinema hits harder. We need more films like her earlier work. OTT is great, but the big screen magic is different.
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Aman W
Love seeing celebs normalize pet adoption and care. In India, we still have a long way to go in treating strays with kindness. Hope her post inspires people to consider adopting an indie.
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Sarah B
The video of the dog asking to be picked up is so relatable! My lab does the same thing the moment I sit down. They truly rule our world. Happy National Pet Day to all the furry friends out there!
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Karthik V
Respectfully, while I appreciate the pet love, it's a bit of a privileged perspective. Many in our cities struggle to find space and resources for themselves, let alone pets. The conversation about women in cinema is more universally relevant.
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Nisha Z
Bhumi is one of the few Bollywood actresses who consistently uses her platform for good causes - animal welfare and better roles for women. We need more voices like hers. And Bruno and Beau are adorable! 🐕

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