New Delhi: The horrific plane crash near Ahmedabad has sent shockwaves worldwide. The tragedy claimed the lives of 241 people, with only one survivor. Many notable personalities have increased their condolences to bereaved families. Among them, many Pakistani personalities expressed their grief and mistrust on social media.
Although the Instagram accounts of Pakistani artists including Hania Aamir, Favad Khan and Mahira Khan were banned in India after the Pahgam terror attack in April 2025, screenshots of her Instagram stories have come out and went viral in Indian social media platforms.
Actress Hania Aamir wrote: “Ahmedabad was deeply saddened by the tragic Air India accident. My thoughts and prayers are all impressed.
Mavra Hocken shared his devastation: “The disastrous news about the Air India plane accident … countless life is lost … Can’t imagine the situation of his loved ones … Heart -wrenching!
Mahira Khan, who is known for acting with Shah Rukh Khan in RaS, also mourned the tragedy. According to a filmbette report, he wrote: “Sad by Air India accident. Sad. Condolences to all those who are mourning such a big loss.”
Actress Sana Javed, who is married to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, allegedly wrote: “So many lives lost in a moment … beyond comprehension. The word cannot describe pain. My heartfelt sympathy is with the families of the deceased.”
Kabi Main Kabi Tum’s star Fahd Mustafa also expressed his grief: “Deep condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims of Air India plane in Ahmedabad. India can rest peacefully souls.”
Actress Sojal Ali also reacted, posting on Instagram: “Today the very heart -wrenching news of an air accident. Lost for her families and pray for strength. They can find peace.”
Stress after Pahalgam attack
After the cruel initiative terrorist attack in April 2025, tension between India and Pakistan has increased rapidly. In response, Pakistani artists were banned from working in India. Even his social media accounts were banned within the country. Despite this, their messages of mourning have gone viral, widely shared by Indian users and media outlets.
