Juhi Babbar Shares Throwback Reel From Himachal Trip To Beat Delhi Heat
The actress and theater artist seeks mountain cool as temperatures soar in the national capital
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Theater artist and Bollywood actress Juhi Babbar Soni recently took to Instagram to share a serene throwback reel from her Himachal Pradesh trip as a refreshing contrast to Delhi’s scorching summer temperatures.
In her Instagram post, Juhi captioned the video: “Throwback reel from my recent trip to Himachal! Just needed to feel a little cooler in this Delhi Heat :)” The actress added several hashtags including #Throwback, #Heat, #Himachal, #Delhi, #Heatwave, #Trip, and #JuhiBabbarSoni.
The video shows picturesque scenes from her Himachal journey, offering a visual escape from the current heatwave conditions in the national capital. The contrasting cool mountain scenery provides a welcome respite, at least visually, from Delhi’s soaring temperatures.
Delhi has been experiencing particularly challenging weather conditions recently, with temperatures climbing significantly across the region. The heatwave has prompted many residents, including celebrities like Juhi, to reminisce about cooler destinations and previous travels to mountainous regions.
For those unfamiliar with Juhi Babbar Soni, she is a prominent figure in India’s theater scene and has made her mark in Bollywood as well. As the daughter of renowned theater personality Nadira Zaheer Babbar, Juhi has carried forward her family’s artistic legacy with distinction.
According to her recent activities, Juhi has been quite busy in the theater world. She recently celebrated World Theatre Day with the 116th show of Ekjute’s production “With Love, Aap Ki Saiyaara,” which she wrote, directed, and acted in. The play has been performed in over 45 cities within just 40 months, showcasing its popularity and Juhi’s artistic reach.
Another theatrical production she’s involved with, “A Love Story 1938-1979,” recently enjoyed houseful shows at Rangshila Theatre in Mumbai, demonstrating her continued success on stage.
Her film career includes notable works such as Hansal Mehta’s “Faraaz” and “Farrey,” produced by Salman Khan Productions and Reel Life Productions.
For her significant contributions to Indian arts and theater, Juhi has been recognized with the prestigious Ustad Bismillah Khan Youth Award.
Juhi is currently promoting an upcoming poetry and songs event titled “KOREY KAAGHAZ” featuring her mother Nadira Zaheer Babbar. The event, where Juhi will serve as host, is scheduled for April 19, 2025, at Chaubara by Veda Factory in Andheri (West), Mumbai.
In addition to her artistic endeavors, Juhi recently participated as an esteemed guest and panelist at the UNIMO Rangoli Power Women Awards, where she was praised for her heartfelt words that “touched the soul of every mother present.” The organization acknowledged her multifaceted career as an actor, director, writer, and personality and acting coach.
As Delhi continues to face rising temperatures, Juhi’s throwback to the cooler climes of Himachal serves as a reminder of the relief that mountainous regions can provide during India’s intense summer months. Her post resonates with many city-dwellers currently experiencing similar heatwave conditions across northern India.
Through her varied artistic pursuits and social media presence, Juhi Babbar Soni continues to connect with her audience both on and off the stage, sharing glimpses of her professional achievements and personal moments alike.
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