‘Overwhelmed with emotions', says Zeenat Aman as she boards Air India flight days after crash

ANI

Updated At : 05:32 AM Jun 16, 2025 IST

Veteran actor Zeenat Aman. Photo: Instagram @aprajitatoorofficial

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Veteran actor Zeenat Aman took to social media to share an emotional moment after boarding an Air India flight on Saturday, just days after the tragic crash of a London-bound Air India aircraft near Ahmedabad.

The accident, which claimed over 200 lives, has left the country in shock, drawing an outpouring of grief from public figures and citizens alike.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Zeenat posted a picture of herself seated aboard the flight, describing her feelings as ‘overwhelming’ in the wake of the national tragedy.

“Boarded an Air India flight this morning and found myself absolutely overwhelmed with emotion as I buckled my seat. May our collective grief offer some solace to those who lost their loved ones,” she wrote.

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