Earth Day 2021: Kangana shares pictures of her planting trees after schooling people about a permanent solution to “low levels of oxygen”!

Actress Kangana Ranaut is an avid social media user and she often expresses her thoughts over the issues that interest her. Today, on the occasion of Earth Day, the actress has shared a thoughtful note about Mother Earth. 

Along with her note, the Thalaivi actress shared throwback photos featuring her planting trees and reminded all of what all the planet gives humans. Furthermore, she also urged all to take stock of what they give back to Mother Earth. 

"Whether we eat, wear or build,every thing we borrow from her, your phone, computer, make up all she generously let you dig out of her. We also need to ask ourselves what did we give back to her? She hates plastic/chemical fertilisers and loves plant and animal kingdom #EarthDay", Kangana Ranaut wrote in a tweet on Thursday on the occasion of Earth Day. 

Earlier this week, the 34-year old actress termed pandemic as an outbreak of nature and said that planting more trees is the permanent solution for those who are facing low levels of oxygen due to suffering from Covid-19.

In a series of tweet, Kangana wrote, "Even scientists believe in the spiritual realm of life, it has nothing but the wrath of nature, it has been scientifically proven that trees also have pain. They can feel emotions, humans brutally use and misuse trees. Alam is that today we gasp for breath. Let it live."

In another tweet, she shared the video of a woman and wrote, "Anyone who is feeling low levels of oxygen, please try it. Planting trees is a permanent solution, recycle your clothes, eat a Vedic diet, live an organic life, this is a temporary solution, for now it should help, Jai Shri Ram."

Meanwhile, on the work front, Kangana will be seen next in Thalaivi with Arvind Swamy. However, amid the surge in Covid-19 cases, the film's release was postponed from April 23 to a later date. Besides Thalaivi, Kangana will also be seen in Dhaakad with Arjun Rampal and Tejas.