Scene -1
(Walking with fishing rods.)
Girl: Grandpa, today I will finally catch a fish!
Grandfather: Good. Yesterday we only caught disappointment.
(LOUD horn)
Girl: AAAAA— Grandpa, was that a horn or a warning for the end of the world?!
Grandfather: Welcome to modern civilization. This is noise pollution.
Girl: People don’t drive… they announce their arrival.
Grandfather: Traffic, construction, loudspeakers — all together form an orchestra of irritation.
Girl: Even my thoughts are shouting now.
Noise pollution speaker:- The sources of noise pollution are- - - - - -
Scene 2
(They reach river.)
Girl: Grandpa… why does the river look like tea without milk?
Grandfather: Because factories, sewage and plastic are mixed in it.
Girl: The fish are floating like they forgot how to swim.
Grandfather: This is water pollution.
Girl: So we came to fish… and the fish already left life.
Grandfather: Humans: 1
Nature: 0
Cut🎬
Water pollution speaker:- water pollution is caused by- - - - - - -
Scene 3
(Grandfather suddenly stops and coughs.)
Grandfather: Cough cough!
… I think the air is attacking me.
Girl: Grandpa, air can’t attack.
Grandfather: Then why do I feel like I just inhaled a factory?
Girl: Sit down, sit down!
Grandfather: I always told you — humans pollute everything.
Now they have even polluted my breathing.
Girl: Please don’t talk, just breathe slowly.
Grandfather: I am breathing… but the air is not cooperating.
(Coughs again.)
Girl: That’s it. Fishing cancelled.
Grandfather: Yes. Today the fish are safe… but I am not.
(They walk towards hospital.)
Doctor: His asthma attack was caused by air pollution.
Girl: So the air is officially a villain now?
Doctor: Vehicle smoke, factory gases and burning garbage.
Grandfather: I only wanted oxygen, not a chemical mixture.
Girl: Next time I’ll carry bottled air.
Doctor: Jokes apart, polluted air damages lungs and heart.
Grandfather: Fine. I accept. Air has defeated me.
Cut🎬
Air pollution speaker:- sources of air pollution are- - - - - -
Scene 4
(Child 1 enters with dark glasses.)
Girl: Doctor… why is this child wearing dark glasses?
Doctor: He lives near an area where nuclear waste was dumped.
The soil and water became radioactive.
Grandfather: And that affected his eyes?
Doctor: Yes. This is called radioactive pollution.
Girl: Humans are so not responsible.
Doctor: Radioactive pollution is invisible, but it causes blindness, cancer and serious diseases.
Child 1: I just wanted a normal childhood.
(Short emotional pause.)
Cut🎬
Radioactive pollution speaker:- sources of radioactive pollution are- - - -
Scene 5
Child 2 enters holding stomach.)
Girl: Doctor, what happened to him?
Doctor: He ate vegetables grown in polluted soil.
That soil contained chemicals, pesticides and plastic waste.
Doctor: This is called soil pollution.
Girl: So now even vegetables need background checks.
Grandfather: Earlier we worried if food was tasty… now we must worry if it is safe.
Doctor: Soil pollution slowly poisons our entire food chain and affects our health.
Cut 🎬
Soil pollution speaker:- sources of soil pollution are —-------------
Conclusion
Girl: Grandpa… we came to catch fish.
Grandfather: But instead, we saw what humans have done to nature.
Doctor: Pollution is not just a chapter in geography books.
Child 1: It took away my eyesight.
Child 2: It took away my health.
Girl: And it is slowly taking away everyone’s future.
(Small pause)
Grandfather: We always think pollution will affect someone else.
Doctor: Until one day… it affects us.
Girl: We laugh, we ignore, we continue…
Child 1: And nature keeps suffering silently.
Child 2: Until it can’t suffer anymore.
(Step forward slightly)
Grandfather: Maybe we cannot fix everything today.
Doctor: But we can start with small changes.
Girl: By respecting water.
Child 1: By protecting air.
Child 2: By keeping soil clean.
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All Together (slowly, clearly):
Because when nature dies… humanity follows.
(Short pause)
Girl (final line):
Let’s not wait for another fishing trip to learn this lesson.
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