Bhumi Pednekar recently grabbed headlines after facing backlash for criticising protesters at the CJP-led protest in Delhi over their use of foul language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Unfazed by the criticism, the actor has continued to go about her life and was recently spotted participating in relief work for flood-affected communities in Assam.

Bhumi Pednekar joins relief effort in Assam.

Bhumi also shared a photo of herself with flood-affected villagers and wrote, "Every flooded village reminds us that recovery doesn't begin when the rain stops, but when the help arrives." In another video, Bhumi is seen arriving at a house surrounded by water in a boat. She also highlighted the harsh reality in Assam, mentioning that "though water has receded in some areas, many villages remain accessible only by boat."

The next video shows her distributing relief material to villagers. Another clip also captures Bhumi interacting with the villagers and sharing light-hearted moments with them, bringing smiles to their faces amid the devastation.

Bhumi had said in the clip, "Looking at the videos surfacing now, the kind of language being used, and the way the youth of our country are speaking — the youth of our country... this isn't how we talk, man. We are talking about someone who holds the highest office in the land today. And it’s not just about the office; would we ever speak like this to the elders in our own homes? Can we really resort to using abusive language? Guys, this isn't our culture; it’s wrong, and this really bothered me — that’s why I wanted to come forward and address this."

Before Bhumi, Bollyood actor Randeep Hooda joined on-the-ground relief efforts in Assam's Sivasagar district, actively working alongside the NGO Global Sikhs to serve hot meals (langar), pack survival kits, and distribute essential supplies to families displaced by the floods.