Bollywood actors Sonal Chauhan and Esha Gupta have safely returned to India after being in the UAE during the recent crisis in the Middle East. Both actresses took to social media to inform their fans about their safe return and shared details about the challenging situation they experienced in Dubai.
Sonal Chauhan Thanks Dubai Authorities
Sonal Chauhan shared an update through her Instagram stories, expressing gratitude after reaching home safely.
She wrote that she was relieved to be back in India and thankful for the love and prayers she received from fans during the tense days abroad.
According to Sonal, the last few days were difficult, but she was impressed by the resilience of the people in Dubai and the confidence they had in their government during the crisis.
The actress also thanked the authorities in the UAE for ensuring safety and maintaining calm during the situation. She added that the administration handled the crisis responsibly and made sure people felt protected.
Sonal further expressed hope for peace, saying that conflicts and war never provide real solutions and that she prayed for an end to the difficult situation affecting many people.
Esha Gupta Describes Chaos at the Airport
Esha Gupta also posted a message on social media confirming that she had returned home safely. She thanked everyone who had prayed for her well-being during the uncertain time.
The actress revealed that the situation became tense when she was at the airport on the 28th, when operations were suddenly disrupted.
She wrote that by around 1 pm the airport had shut down, creating confusion among passengers who were unsure about what had happened. Soon, reports of missile attacks began circulating, which increased panic among travellers.
Esha recalled how strangers comforted each other while trying to contact their families back home. She also appreciated the airport authorities in the UAE for helping stranded passengers with food and accommodation.
Abhijeet Bhattacharya’s Son Also Returns Home
Meanwhile, singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya had earlier appealed to the Indian government for assistance after his son Jay Bhattacharya was reportedly stuck in Dubai during the crisis.
According to reports, Jay Bhattacharya has now safely returned to India.
The incidents have highlighted the tense atmosphere many travellers faced in the region during the crisis, while also drawing attention to the support provided by authorities to ensure passenger safety.
