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Nepal Flash Flood: Sanjay Dutt, Sonu Sood, Kangana Ranaut & Other B-Town Celebs React To Tragedy

Bollywood and entertainment personalities including Sanjay Dutt, Sonu Sood, Bhumi Pednekar, and Kangana Ranaut, among others, have expressed solidarity with those affected by the devastating floods in Nepal. As rescue and relief efforts continue across the country, the death toll from the massive flash floods has climbed to nearly 177, while several people, including more than 300 Indian…

Nepal Flash Flood: Sanjay Dutt, Sonu Sood, Kangana Ranaut & Other B-Town Celebs React To Tragedy

The flash floods in Nepal have claimed the lives of nearly 177 people, while over 300 Indian tourists remain missing, according to authorities. The devastating disaster is among the deadliest to strike Nepal in recent years. Bollywood and entertainment personalities have rallied together in solidarity with those affected by the tragedy.

Sanjay Dutt, the actor, shared his thoughts and prayers for the victims on Instagram, vowing to stand by them in their time of need. Actress Bhumi Pednekar expressed her heartbreak at the devastation, praying for everyone affected and reflecting on the need for a more balanced approach to development. She also reacted to videos of elephants struggling to survive in water, urging a reconsideration of humanity's impact on the planet.

Sonu Sood, another actor, assured Nepal that assistance was on the way, with food, shelter, and the strength required for rebuilding. Sadhguru's Isha Foundation, on a return journey from the Kailash pilgrimage, was caught in the flood. The foundation reported that 80 of its members are missing.

Kangana Ranaut, a BJP MP and actress, expressed her deepest condolences for the tragedy, emphasizing the severity of Nepal's recent natural disaster. The floods struck on Wednesday, causing widespread destruction and prompting harrowing images of the scale of the disaster to surface online.

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