Atul Kulkarni visits Kashmir after Pahalgam terror attack, writes, "Chaliye ji Kashmir chalein"

Bollywood actor Atul Kulkarni, who is known for his role in Rang De Basanti, is currently in Kashmir after the Pahalgam terror attack took 26 lives. The actor took to his social media to share glimpses of his Kashmir trip.

He took to his Instagram to share a photo of himself enjoying his Kashmir trip. In the photo, the actor can be seen sitting on a bench with ‘Pahalgam’ written in the background. However, other tourists can also be spotted at the location. He urged everyone to visit Kashmir.

He penned in the caption in Hindi that translates to, “This is the property of India. Courage is heavier than fear of. This is the property of India. That hate is lost to love.” Let's go to Kashmir. Let's go to the banks of Sindhu and Jhelum. I have come, you too should come.”

He concluded his caption with the hashtags, “#chalokashmir #Feet_in_Kashmir #Kashmiriyat #love_compassion #DefeatTerror.”

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Kulkarni also shared photos of empty seats on a flight while noting that it was running full until recently. He wrote, “Mumbai to Srinagar… the crew says they were running full… we NEED to fill them up AGAIN… Chaliye ji Kashmir chalein."

The actor also took to his Instagram story and shared several photos from his Kashmir trip. He also shared his boarding pass, a handwritten note left for him by the flight crew and posted numerous photos from his Kashmir holiday.

Atul Kulkarni shared a serene glimpse of Kashmir, showcasing its breathtaking scenery with clear skies, flowing streams, and lush greenery. Unlike the usual tourist crowds, his Instagram story revealed a quieter side of the region, with locals holding placards visible in the background. The playcard reads, “We condemn this attack".

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For the unversed, terrorists linked to Lashkar opened fire on tourists in Pahalgam's Baisaran Meadows, killing 26 people on April 22. Eyewitnesses reported 2-3 men in military attire firing randomly at horseback riders. The Resistance Front (TRF), a Lashkar offshoot, claimed responsibility for the attack.