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Zara Noor Abbas shares mother's pain amid War fears, blames India for crisis

Zara Noor Abbas shares mother's pain amid War fears, blames India for crisis

Web Desk May 08, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Pakistani Actress Zara Noor Abbas Expresses Emotional Message Amid Rising Regional Tensions
  • Her entire family, including her mother's husband, children, and home, is waiting for her safe return.
  • Zara expresses fear and uncertainty about her mother's safety and her ability to see her family.
Pakistani actress Zara Noor Abbas has shared a deeply emotional message amid rising regional tensions. In it, she reveals her mother’s heartbreak and longs to return to her family in Lahore. Speaking on social media, Zara conveys the fear and uncertainty gripping her home as war clouds gather over the nation.

Actress Zara Noor Abbas has voiced her emotional stance as tensions rise in the region. She shared a heartbreaking message on Instagram about her mother’s desperate wish to return home to Lahore. The actress revealed that her entire family resides in Lahore, including her mother’s husband, children, and home—all waiting for her safe return.

“My mother is not from Karachi. She is from Lahore. My entire family lives in Lahore. And she wants to go back to her husband. Her children. Her house is waiting for her to return,” Zara wrote. “Like so many families, waiting for everyone, for their loved ones to come home safely.”

Describing her emotional state, she added, “In times like these, my heart is racing and heavy. I want my mother to reach Lahore safely, but I am also scared that everything will be okay and I will be able to see her again. See my family again who lives in Lahore. This is terrifying.”

Zara placed the blame squarely on escalating geopolitical tensions. “And this is what India has done. And this is Zionism to inculcate this sort of fear in civilians. Those who have done nothing to aid the war,” she concluded.

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