Manisha Koirala On Nepal Flash Floods, 'I Don't Think Many Of Us Have Seen This Kind Of Fury Of Nature'
Nepal has been hit by flash floods, and the pictures and videos coming from the country have been devastating. Many celebrities took to social media to share their concern about the people in Nepal. Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala, who hails from Nepal, has also spoken about the floods. During a conversation at NDTV World Anviksha Summit in Kathmandu, when the Heeramandi actress was asked about…
Flash floods have devastated Nepal, with images and videos from the country painting a tragic picture. Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala, who is originally from Nepal, shared her grief over the floods during a NDTV World Anviksha Summit event in Kathmandu. When asked about the floods, Koirala said her initial thoughts were for the suffering people and victims.
She expressed deep concern, stating that the scale of human suffering was heartbreaking and that one cannot easily imagine such a massive tragedy. Koirala also noted that the floods hit Nepal unexpectedly, comparing them to the devastation caused by an earthquake a few years prior. The actress further emphasized that the visuals, news, and stories of the floods were unlike anything she had ever seen, with the fury of nature being truly unprecedented.
In response to the crisis, several Bollywood celebrities have taken to social media to express their sympathy for the people of Nepal. Anupam Kher tweeted, "I PRAY FOR NEPAL! Deeply saddened and horrified by the devastation caused by the sudden floods in Nepal. Lives lost. Families torn apart. Homes washed away. Helpless animals caught in the destruction.
It is heartbreaking to imagine how, in a few moments, everything someone calls their own can disappear." Similarly, Suniel Shetty stated, "Seeing the devastation in Nepal is heartbreaking. My thoughts and prayers are with every family affected and with those working tirelessly on the ground. Praying for Nepal. Stay strong." These celebrities, among others, have been using their platforms to raise awareness and offer support to those affected by the tragic floods in Nepal.
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