Overview
- Bipasha Basu posted an Instagram Story on Thursday, September 10, 2026, showing what she said were tiny worms in a newly opened Isopure protein jar.
- She tagged Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe and asked him to intervene, drawing on his recent record of food‑safety enforcement.
- News reports stress the claim is unverified so far and no independent laboratory results or official FDA response have been published.
- Isopure is a whey‑protein‑isolate brand sold as low‑ or zero‑carb supplements and the video zoomed in on small particles that Basu identified as worms.
- The post continues a pattern of celebrities using social media to push regulators and could lead to preserved evidence, lab testing, inspections, or a recall depending on what investigations find.