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Time of India
14 hours ago
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- Time of India
Two couples were heading for divorce until the Ahmedabad crash made them choose love again
Families Reconnect After Grief A Call to Value Relationships Audience Response to Raageshwari's Message About Raageshwari Loomba The devastating plane crash in Ahmedabad on June 12, 2025, which claimed numerous lives, has left the nation mourning. As India continues to grapple with the tragedy, a different kind of response emerged from 90s singer and actress Raageshwari Loomba , who shared how the heartbreaking incident led some to reevaluate their relationships. In a video shared on her Instagram, she revealed that two couples she knows have decided to cancel their divorces in the aftermath of the to Raageshwari, the incident at Ahmedabad's international airport served as a stark reminder of life's unpredictability. She explained that following the crash, many people began reaching out to their loved ones, reflecting on how fragile life is. She spoke about families setting aside egos and long-standing disputes, choosing reconciliation over separation. Citing insights from psychologists, she pointed out that it often takes a tragedy for people to realise what truly highlighted that the emotional jolt from such a calamity leads individuals to reconsider what they may have taken for granted—namely, the people in their lives. The shift, she noted, is less about the event itself and more about how it forces introspection and the same message, Raageshwari urged people not to wait for loss to remind them of the importance of family. She emphasized that no disagreement or emotional distance is worth letting go of meaningful relationships. She recalled how someone once said that people might forget your words or appearance, but they will never forget how you made them feel. With that in mind, she encouraged her followers to spend time with their families and to make their presence felt in a meaningful further stated that experiences like these force a pause in the chaos of everyday life, helping people reflect on their priorities. The emphasis, she noted, should always be on connection and compassion, rather than winning arguments or holding video struck a chord online. Comments poured in from users appreciating the emotional honesty of her message. Some called it 'apt and true,' while others recalled her presence from their childhood, saying it was heartening to see her share such a thoughtful take in such troubled times. Her words were seen as a welcome shift in focus—from despair to hope and Air India flight bound for London crashed shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad airport on June 12, carrying 242 people on board. The incident led to significant loss of life and caused national shock. Emergency crews responded swiftly, and investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the crash. While the physical toll was immense, the emotional impact has prompted many to re-examine their lives and was a familiar face in the 1990s, known for roles in films like Aankhen, Main Khiladi Tu Anari, and Zid. She also had a successful music career, lending her voice to hits like Osaka Muraiya and releasing albums such as Duniya and Pyaar Ka Rang. Her recent appearance in the film Savi marked a return to the screen, but it's her thoughtful reflection on recent events that has brought her back into the public eye in a meaningful way.
Time of India
18 hours ago
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- Time of India
Raageshwari says she knows two couples who called off their divorces after the Ahmedabad plane crash: 'A calamity like this also makes us pause and reflect'
Last week the tragic incident of Air India Boeing 787 crash which killed 241 people onboard was heartwrenching. As the entire country mourned the lives lost, singer and actress Raageshwari has now penned a note describing how a tragedy helps people realise the value of relationships in their life. She took to Instagram and shared a video reflecting on the aftermath of the tragic crash. She wrote, "Did you know, after the heartbreaking airplane crash, people started to call their families? I know of two couples who decided to let go of their divorces. Families suddenly allowed their egos to soften, their arguments to be resolved. What shifted? Psychologists say it always takes a calamity for us humans to realise where our blessings lie, and that's why contrast is a must in life. " She added, "We have to go through the lows to appreciate the highs. We have to go through failures to truly appreciate the joys of success. A calamity like this also makes us pause and reflect on what truly matters—that life is fragile, and relationships are sacred. So, I hope you will now spend time with your family mindfully, truly making them feel precious and special. No wonder a wise person once said, people will forget what you say, what you wear or how you look—but people will never forget how you make them feel. So go ahead, make people feel precious. Make your family feel precious." Many celebs from Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan expressed their grief on social media.
Hindustan Times
21 hours ago
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- Hindustan Times
90's actor Raageshwari knows 2 couples who called off divorces after Air India tragedy: ‘It always takes a calamity'
The country is mourning the lives lost in the Ahmedabad plane crash. From Shah Rukh Khan to Amitabh Bachchan, Bollywood stars have expressed their grief on social media. However, singer and actor Raageshwari Loomba has offered a shift in perspective, sharing how the tragedy has brought families closer. (Also Read: Ahmedabad plane crash: Alia Bhatt calls incident 'devastating', offers prayers for everyone on board) On Monday, Raageshwari took to Instagram and shared a video reflecting on the aftermath of the Ahmedabad plane crash tragedy. She said, "Did you know, after the heartbreaking airplane crash, people started to call their families? I know of two couples who decided to let go of their divorces. Families suddenly allowed their egos to soften, their arguments to be resolved. What shifted? Psychologists say it always takes a calamity for us humans to realise where our blessings lie, and that's why contrast is a must in life." A post shared by Raageshwari 🌏 (@raageshwariworld) She added, "We have to go through the lows to appreciate the highs. We have to go through failures to truly appreciate the joys of success. A calamity like this also makes us pause and reflect on what truly matters—that life is fragile, and relationships are sacred. So, I hope you will now spend time with your family mindfully, truly making them feel precious and special. No wonder a wise person once said, people will forget what you say, what you wear or how you look—but people will never forget how you make them feel. So go ahead, make people feel precious. Make your family feel precious." Sharing the video, Raageshwari reflected on how it often takes a calamity to remind people of what truly matters. She emphasised that life is fragile and connection is sacred, adding that no victory in an argument is worth the risk of leaving important words unsaid. She urged people not to wait for sorrow as a reminder. Instead, she encouraged everyone to remember now: to reach out, to forgive, to speak gently, and to live kindly. Fans lauded Raageshwari for 'shifting the perspective'. One of the comments read, 'So true. And really good to see you after such a long time.. teenage nostalgia.' Another wrote, 'Indeed ..Value life.. everything else is just hyped and glorified . Family, connections, loved ones ..time with them is everything.' Another commented, 'This is apt and true!' On June 12, a tragic incident unfolded near Ahmedabad airport when a London-bound Air India flight crashed shortly after take-off, with 242 people on board. The heartbreaking accident led to significant loss of life and sent shockwaves across the nation. Emergency response teams rushed to the site, and investigations are currently underway to determine the cause of the crash. Raageshwari made her film debut as a teenager with the 1993 film Aankhen and subsequently appeared in Main Khiladi Tu Anari, Zid, and Dil Kitna Nadan Hai. She was most recently seen in the film Savi. She has also lent her voice to the song Osaka Muraiya in One 2 Ka 4 and released solo albums like Duniya, Pyaar Ka Rang, Sach Ka Saath, and more.
