Kollywood expresses grief over Ahmedabad plane crash; Ravi Mohan, Soori, Simran, and others react
The tragic crash of Air India flight AI 171 from Ahmedabad to London has sent shockwaves across the country, and the Kollywood film fraternity has joined the nation in expressing its grief.
Along with 242 people on board, the accident has deeply disturbed the celebrities, many of them took social media to share their condolences, prayers, and to share the messages of strength for the affected families.
Stars share emotional condolences
Actor Ravi Mohan (Jayam Ravi) wrote, 'Deeply saddened by the flight crash in #Ahmedabad. Praying for the passengers and their families. God be with them.' Actor
Vishnu Vishal
echoed the sentiment: 'Deeply saddened by the devastating #AirIndia plane crash in Gujarat... Life is brutal sometimes.' Actress
Simran
added, 'Very disturbing news about the #AirIndia mishap.
Prayers for the safety of all on board.' Each message reflects the somber mood gripping the industry.
Voices of grief and prayer continue
Actress Aathmika called it 'absolutely devastating,' while comedian Soori wrote a heartfelt message in Tamil, saying the news has left him heavy-hearted, offering prayers for the departed souls and strength to their families.
Khushboo
Sundar expressed disbelief, saying, "Extremely shocked and in disbelief to hear the crash of
Air India
flight from Ahmedabad to London, with 232 passengers on board, just after take off. Prayers for the safety of the passengers and the crew." Director Venkat Prabhu said, "A tragedy that words can't hold…Prayers for everyone touched by the
Air India crash
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Industry stands in solidarity
Actor Shirish expressed the collective spirit, saying, "Surprised and unhappy ... my thoughts and prayers are with the passengers." As the rescue operations continue and the inquiry comes out, the Kollywood units with the nation, expecting treatment, and answers in view of this unimaginable tragedy.
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