Adah Sharma appears in a new avatar by joining Kanha's 'Anubhav' program

After 'The Kerala Story', actress Adah Sharma is now seen in a completely different role. So, what is she doing right now? she is spending time in the forest with little children. Away from the cameras and away from film sets,  Adah is currently in Kanha, Madhya Pradesh, where she is participating in a special program called Anubhav, which aims to bring children closer to nature and wildlife.

Adah Sharma was associated with this program due to her liking to be close to nature and continuous initiatives for the environment. Her presence among the children was not just a celebrity visit, but meant to make conversations about forests and the environment easier and more effective.

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The 'Anubhav' program is an initiative of the Madhya Pradesh Eco-Tourism Development Board, organized in collaboration with the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department.

Through this program, an attempt is made to explain to children that forests are not just places to visit for safaris, but are deeply connected to our lives. Children are taught about the necessary rules, precautions, and appropriate behavior related to living near forests.

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A key part of the program is to make children realize that human and forests are not separate. The animals, plants, and humans living in the forest are all interdependent. Only if the forests are safe,   human life also will be safe. The entire program is being conducted with this philosophy in mind.

Adah shared, "During Anubhav programme, children are taken on guided safaris. On these safaris, they see the real world of the forest up close. By seeing different animals, birds and plants, children understand how important every living being in the forest is. They are also taught how the balance of nature is maintained and how the breaking of even one link can affect the entire system."

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Along with this, nature trails are also organized for the children. During these trails, information is given about the forest ecosystem, soil, plants, and the ways of life of the animals. All of this is taught not in books, but in the open forest, through observation and experience. Interactive games with environmental messages are also incorporated to keep the children engaged, ensuring that learning doesn't feel like a burden and that the lessons are easily remembered.

The entire program focuses on fostering understanding rather than fear in children. They are taught that the forest and its inhabitants are not our enemies, but an integral part of our lives, and that progress can only be achieved by living in harmony with them.

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Besides her environmental work, Adah Sharma is also known for her film career. She made a distinct mark with her terrifying role in the film '1920'. Her comedic timing was appreciated in the film 'Sunflower'. She was seen performing action sequences in 'Commando', while her lead role in 'The Kerala Story' broke box office records, setting a new benchmark for female-led films.

By joining the experiential program in Kanha, Adah Sharma has once again presented herself in a unique way, where her focus extends beyond acting to connecting children with nature and explaining the importance of forests.

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