Bollywood Celebs React To Assam Floods 2026: Following the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar against the NEET paper leak fiasco, the spotlight has now shifted to the devastating Assam floods. Once again, Assam is reeling under yet another wave of devastating floods, as the death toll continues to climb.

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Amid the crisis, several Bollywood celebs have come forward, urging help for the victims and praying for those who lost their lives.

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Bollywood Celebs React To Assam Floods 2026 Victims

Assam is once again battling another devastating flood crisis. As reported by TOI, the officials said that more than 5.24 lakh people continue to remain affected across 5 districts. In Charaideo, the worst-hit district, nearly 1.9 lakh people are still struggling with the floodwater.

With two more people adding to the death list in Charaideo, the death toll has climbed to 68 in Assam due to the flood this year. While the flood situation continues to grab attention, celebrities from the industry have urged netizens to support the victims.

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1) Bhumi Pednekar

Bhumi Pednekar has been actively sharing stories and social media posts surrounding the Assam flood horror. Highlighting the critical need of the hour, Pednekar urged her fans and followers to provide aid.

Sharing an emotional video, the actress captioned it, "Assam's drowning, you've shown up every time, show up for them now."

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2) Papon

Singer Papon, who originally hails from Assam, took to his official social media handles and urged everyone to show support for the victims. Sharing an emotional clip, he urged everyone to contribute to the relief funds and kits.

3) Adah Sharma

Actress Adah Sharma, too, stepped up and shared visuals of the flood-affected areas on her Instagram. The Kerala Story actress also added the contact numbers in her caption.

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Singer Guru Randhawa and actress Raashii Khanna also extended their support on their respective Instagram stories and urged the public to support Assam while praying for the victims.