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Nushrratt Bharuccha was stuck in a basement amid Hamas attacks
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October 10, 2023
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2:17Now PlayingNushrratt Bharuccha who was recently stranded in Israel when the country was under attack by the Palestinian militant group Hamas has returned to India safely. The actress who was in the country to attend the Haifa International Film Festival was flown back in a connecting flight with the help of Indian Embassy in Israel. According to latest reports, Nushrratt was stuck in a basement hiding in isolation after fighters from the Palestinian terrorist organisation started killing innocent civilians. She had also lost all contact with her team in Mumbai during the emergency hours. Videos of the ‘Selfiee’ actress’s distressed look when she finally landed in India were all over the internet and garnered massive attention. Overwhelmed with her welcome at the airport by the paparazzi, Nushrratt was seen requesting ‘I am finally where I belong and I just want to go home now.’ Meanwhile, Bollywood celebs like Swara Bhasker and Kangana Ranaut have also reacted to the Israel-Palestine conflict and condemned the loss of innocents. Going by the reports, over 1100 people have lost their lives so far in the ongoing war.For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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