Mumbai, India – Actress Bhumi Pednekar takes on a challenging role in the intense real-life crime drama “Bhakshak,” directed by Pulkit. The film portrays the story of a Patna-based journalist who exposes a child abuse racket in a Bihar shelter home. In an exclusive interview, Pednekar discusses the significance of her role and the impact of the film on its audience.

Pednekar expresses the importance of shedding light on the issue of child abuse, stating that it is the worst crime against humanity. She emphasizes the need to create a safer world for children, regardless of economic or social background.

The actress also highlights the relevance of the film, noting that child abuse is not confined to a specific gender or socioeconomic status. She emphasizes the need for public awareness about the prevalence of child abuse in both economically challenged and affluent households.

In discussing the film’s impact, Pednekar expresses her dedication to portraying strong and meaningful roles. She acknowledges the challenges of finding such roles for women in the film industry but commends director Pulkit for offering her a powerful script that tackles a crucial societal issue.

Despite the legal constraints that required the film to change certain place names and the real names of individuals involved, Pednekar praises the technical finesse and production design of “Bhakshak.” She credits the director with creating an immersive and chilling portrayal of the real-life events that inspired the film.

Pednekar also praises her co-stars, particularly Sanjay Mishra, for their compelling performances in the film. She expresses optimism for the impact of “Bhakshak” in raising public awareness about the issue of child abuse and hopes it will contribute to positive change in society.