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Alia Bhatt shared a heartfelt message honoring the mothers of Indian soldiers.
He emphasized the emotional toll faced by the families of soldiers during tension.
Bhatt focused on the sacrifices made by the mothers of brave soldiers.
Delhi:
Alia Bhatt has mixed Mother’s Day message with nationalist pride amidst India-Pakistan tension. On Tuesday, Alia Bhatt wrote a long emotional post, dedicated to Indian soldiers and their enthusiastic mothers. Alia Bhatt started the note with these words, “The last few nights have felt … separate. There is a certain peace in the air when a nation stops its breath. And in the last few days we have felt that peace. This quiet anxiety.
“The pulse of stress that is around every conversation, behind every news notification, is around every dinner table.”
Praising the indomitable spirit of those mothers, who raised the brave soldiers, unaware of their duties, Alia Bhatt wrote, “This is a sacrifice. And there is a mother behind every uniform who is either not sleeping. A mother who knows her child that she is facing a night, which is not a lullabies, which is not a lullabies, but of uncertainty.
“We celebrated Mother’s Day on Sunday. And when the flowers were being handed over and hugged, I could not help, but could think of the mothers who picked up the heroes and took that quiet pride with just a little more steel in their spine,” he said.
“So tonight tonight, and every night, we hope for less silence born of stress, and more silence born in peace. And every parent loves praying while praying, praying, shed tears. Because your strength takes this country more and more.
To keep an eye:
On 22 April, 26 citizens, most of the tourists, were killed in a terrorist attack in the Basaron Valley near Pahalgam near Jammu and Kashmir. India carried out an anti-anonymity attack on the hideout of Pakistan and POK-based terror in the codename of Operation Sindoor. Amidst increasing tension, Pakistan launched drone attacks in different parts of India. On May 10, the two countries agreed to the ceasefire.
