Actress Bipasha Basu posted a video claiming she found worms in a newly opened Isopure protein powder container. The brand issued a statement that its quality team is reviewing the pack for authenticity. The incident has drawn attention to food safety concerns in Maharashtra.

Bipasha Basu spots worms in Isopure protein powder; company launches quality probe
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