Ranchi: Video recordings from young models, wearing red dresses, cats-running in the largest trash can in the city of the suburbs have become viral on social media on Monday.
The video maker said the aim was to “wake up” the government and Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) to the side effects of unsafe garbage disposal, which leads to the hazards of health and the environment.
Pranjal Kumar, Ranchi-based Fashion-based photographer, because of a moder shooting at a luxury local, said the actual shoot was carried out on July 22 but he posted videos and photos on Facebook only on Sunday night.
He said, “I shot him to send him as an entry into an international competition.
Before sending entries, I can’t express it,” he said, adding that the competition with the theme of the environmental issues and he chose by one, which quickly appeared as one of the biggest threats for local ecology Ranchi and human residence around him.
“For years, insecure dumping of all kinds of garbage in this place has made many people live around it unhealthy.
That’s the situation that people pass through the nearby ring road can’t stand smell.
This is one of the main connectivity for the district.
Lohardaga.
Even though I am not a journalist or social worker, I chose to highlight this problem on the global stage to wake the official concerned, “he said.
The shooting was carried out for four hours through drones for air videos and still photography.
About the selection of the model, he said, “I contacted several models and took him to the site and Surbhi easily agreed because he was also shocked by the situation here.” In particular, the areas around the ring road have been declared to be the Greenfield area, which means high increases and large buildings cannot appear on the edges intended.
“But in the Greenfield area, we have the biggest environmental threat, waiting to explode further,” said Kumar, added that during photo shoots, they had to vomit several times, but was chased by their work.
Surbhi said the shooting was difficult but he considered it a challenge.
“Initially, I was scared but then, I chose to do it as my way to sweep this problem challenging fear on the skin and other infections.
While walking, my legs sometimes stuck in the trash can,” he added.