Three schoolgirls from Maharashtra’s Raigad district made a creative video highlighting the pothole-ridden Khandpe-Kondiwade road in Karjat. One acted as a reporter, another as a cameraperson and the third as the interviewee. The video went viral, prompting local MLA Mahendra Thorve to order temporary pothole repairs. He said the road would be fully repaired after the monsoon.
Mumbai: When three schoolgirls in Maharashtra’s Raigad district made a video on the pothole-filled road to their school, they were not prepared for the overwhelming response it would get.
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The video shows a schoolgirl essaying the role of a ‘reporter’ interviewing her friend on the shoddy state of the Khandpe-Kondiwade road in Karjat tehsil, while the third student played a cameraperson, recording the conversation in her mobile phone.
“Are there potholes on the road, or road in the potholes,” a student asks in the video, using a folded umbrella as a ‘boom’ as the three of them stand in the middle of the road.
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