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Pakistani Celebrities mourn victims of Indian plane crash

Pakistani Celebrities mourn victims of Indian plane crash

  • Actress Mahira Khan expresses sorrow on Instagram, expressing prayers for the victims and their families.
  • Sajal Aly shares her grief, expressing hope for peace and strength for affected families.
  • Other stars like Adnan Siddiqui, Bilal Ashraf, and Ushna Shah also share condolence messages.
The tragic plane crash in Ahmedabad, India, which claimed the lives of over 240 people, has shaken people across the globe. Pakistani celebrities have also expressed deep sorrow and solidarity with the victims and their families.

Leading actress Mahira Khan took to her Instagram stories, posting a black background with a broken heart emoji and the words, "Prayers for all the souls lost and their loved ones. Heartbreaking." Her message resonated with fans on both sides of the border.

Sajal Aly also shared her grief on social media, writing, "So many lives lost. Praying for peace and strength for the families. Life is so unpredictable. Heart goes out to everyone affected."

Other stars, including Kinza Hashmi, Saheefa Jabbar, and Fahad Mustafa, also posted messages of condolence, emphasizing humanity over borders during this difficult time.

The entertainment industry in Pakistan continues to extend love and prayers as the world mourns the lives lost in this devastating tragedy.

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