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Stay safe: Arjun Kapoor urges smog hit Delhi people

| | Nov 08, 2017, at 10:18 pm

New Delhi, Nov 8 (IBNS): With smog engulfing the city, actor Arjun Kapoor on Wednesday urged people of New Delhi to stay safe.

Kapoor is currently shooting in the city for his upcoming film "Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar".

Kapoor also shared a video showing the smog situation in the city on his Twitter page.

The actor tweeted: "What’s happening in Delhi is dangerous in more ways than one can imagine...I’m filming here as I type this and I’m fearing things aren’t gonna really get any better."

He said: "I’m here for a few weeks for my shoot in Delhi but it’s disconcerting to see the city suffocating. We need to put politics and personal agendas aside stopping the blame game & come together to find a solution otherwise all of us are gonna be affected in more ways than we realise."

Kapoor said :"I hope & pray the people who are assigned the job of finding long term solutions activately seek & put them into action soon. As citizens we shouldn’t feel paranoid about the air we breathe. Our capital is suffering & we are all to blamed but now is the time to right our wrongs."

Urging people to stay safe, he said: "The video i posted was sent to me & as I stand at look out of the window the fear that engulfes me is that this is reality & it can happen to any of us if we aren’t extremely aware & carful. The smog is dangerous long term & short term. Really hope things improve. Stay safe Delhi."

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