Sonal Chauhan shared her pain over global tragedies like child rape, torture, and elder abandonment, calling the world “very cruel.” Recently stranded in Dubai amid war, she was rescued by India. She debuted in Bollywood’s Jannat (2008) opposite Emraan Hashmi, earning praise before films like ‘Rainbow’.
Sonal Chauhan shared her distress over the heartwrenching incident that are taking place around the globe. She remarked that they underscore the harshness of today’s world. Taking to social media, she penned a heartfelt note conveying her thoughts and intense emotions.
Sonal Chauhan expresses deep distress
The actress took to her Instagram handle and wrote, “To everyone asking if I am ok … By God’s garce I am absolutely fine … but THE WORLD IS NOT !!! I’ve been deeply disturbed by what has been happening in the world. A little girl being raped while the man walks away saying ‘jo bhi hua aaj maza aa gaya’ ….A small child being tortured in front of his father …. Old parents being abandoned by their own children. WHERE DOES THIS END ?!?? Will we ever just get up and say – THIS IS IT !!! ??? Everything that could be wrong, is wrong with this world. We are truly living in a VERY CRUEL world…”
Sonal Chauhan’s Dubai stranding ordeal
A few weeks back, Sonal grabbed headlines when she got stuck in Dubai due to rising war tensions, with airspace shut down at the time. She urged the Government of India for help and was eventually brought back safely. The actress also wrote a note expressing gratitude to Indian authorities for their quick action and aid.
Sonal Chauhan’s Bollywood debut spotlight
On the professional front, Sonal kicked off her Bollywood journey with a bang, debuting in the 2008 romantic thriller ‘Jannat’ opposite Emraan Hashmi. Directed by Kunal Deshmukh and produced by Mahesh Bhatt, the film revolved around Emraan’s character diving into match-fixing and terrorism, with Sonal playing his love interest Zoya. Her fresh face and chemistry with Hashmi earned praise, marking her as a promising newcomer. She followed it up with roles in films like ‘Rainbow’ and ‘Raaz: The Mystery Continues’.
