Deepti Naval Reflects on Her Initial Visit to Kashmir Following the Pahalgam Attack
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Synopsis
Deepti Naval shares her sorrow over the Pahalgam terror attack while reminiscing about her first trip to Kashmir in 1977. Offering condolences to victims' families, she expresses deep grief and reflects on her career in film and television.
Key Takeaways
- Deepti Naval expresses sorrow over the Pahalgam attack.
- She recalls her first visit to Kashmir in 1977.
- The attack resulted in significant casualties among tourists.
- Public outcry for justice has surged across India.
- Deepti's extensive career spans film and television.
Mumbai, April 25 (NationPress) Renowned actress Deepti Naval took to social media to express her sorrow regarding the recent Pahalgam terror incident.
The star of 'Chashme Buddoor' reminisced about her inaugural visit to the Valley, which took place in 1977 to Baisaran.
In her heartfelt message on Instagram, Deepti conveyed her condolences to the families affected by the tragedy, stating, "Baisaran, 1977 - My first journey to Kashmir. I’m profoundly saddened by the events in Pahalgam, watching the news, and witnessing footage of our brothers and sisters suffering immensely. I’ve traveled to the valley numerous times, yet have never felt more heartbroken than at the murder of innocent tourists there. My sincere sympathies to the families of those martyred in the name of religion. It’s a SHAME!"
She also shared a nostalgic photo from her trip to Baisaran, captured against a stunning landscape.
On April 22, militants from The Resistance Front, affiliated with the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba, opened fire on a group of tourists in the Baisaran Valley, located in the Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir region. The assailants specifically targeted male Hindu tourists, resulting in at least 26 fatalities and over 20 injuries.
This terrorist attack has incited widespread outrage across the nation, with citizens calling on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to seek justice for the innocent lives lost.
Returning to Deepti, she began her acting career with Shyam Benegal's 1978 film "Junoon".
In 1979, she landed the leading role in "Ek Baar Phir", alongside Suresh Oberoi.
Deepti's most beloved on-screen partnerships were with Farooq Sheikh in films such as "Chashme Buddoor", "Saath Saath", "Kissi Se Na Kehna", "Katha", "Rang Birangi", and "Faasle".
Additionally, she participated in a variety of dramas, including "Mohan Joshi Hazir Ho!", "Hip Hip Hurray", "Ankahee", "Main Zinda Hoon", "Yalgaar", "Shakti: The Power", "Memories in March", "NH10", and "Mother Teresa & Me", among others.
Moreover, Deepti has appeared in television series such as "Kahkashan", "Mukti Bandhan", "Made in Heaven", and "Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors".
