Veteran actor Atul Kulkarni recently traveled to Kashmir to stand in solidarity with the region after a disastrous terror attack PahgamInstead to express your condolences only, Atul Action was taken, fellow Indians to visit Kashmir and show their support.
Atul took his journey on his Instagram on his Instagram to share his journey from Mumbai to Srinagar, with his journey with a sweet note from his boarding pass and flight crew. He captioned the images, “Mumbai to Srinagar. The crew says they were running full. We need to fill them again. Chaliya ji, Kashmir Chelin.”
Atul Kulkarni expressed deep grief over the Pahalgam attack
The actor expressed his deep grief over the terrorist attack in Pahgam on 22 April, resulting in a sad loss of life. He also highlighted the impact on tourism, sharing that 90% of tourist bookings in the region were canceled. Atul felt forced to take ANI, take action and travel to Kashmir, “What happened on the 22nd was a very sad incident; it should not have happened. The whole country is deeply sad.”
In a hearty message, Atul said, “I thought, what can I really do in real action? So I decided to come here. They are trying to send a message, ‘Don’t come to Kashmir,’ but our response should be, ‘We will come. Kashmir is ours’.
During his journey, Atul shared poignant images from Pahalgam, where the crowded tourist places were usually seen vacant. She also posted pictures of the breathtaking beauty of the region, including clear sky, flowing streams and serene landscapes. He further shared images of local Kashmiris, reading Placards, “we condemn the attack,” and proudly wave the Indian flag.
A call for unity
In a post with a Hindi poetry, which included powerful hashtags such as #Chalokashmir, #Feet_in_Kashmir, #Kashmiriyat, #Love_Compassion, and #Defeatteror, the message of Attul was clear: the message of unity, love, and compatibility was clear: Atul’s message was clear.
On 22 April, the terrorist attack in Besaran Meadow in Pahgam claimed the lives of 25 Indian citizens and a Nepali citizen, while many others were injured. It marked one of the most deadly attacks in the valley since the 2019 Pulwama attack, resulting in a tragic loss of 40 CRPF jawans.
