Naga Babu’s Moving Message Grabs Everyone’s Attention

The recent Ahmedabad flight crash has left many shaken. Among them is actor and producer Naga Babu, who shared an emotional note that struck a chord with the public. His words weren’t just about the tragedy—they came from a place of personal memory and raw emotion.

He recalled an incident from years ago when his brother Chiranjeevi and daughter Sushmita were on a flight that had to make an emergency landing near Tirupati. “I still remember the fear,” he wrote. “Hearing they were safe brought relief, but that moment has stayed with me. Watching the crash footage from Ahmedabad brought it all back.”

His message reflected not just grief, but helplessness. He spoke of the passengers who had plans, families, futures, and of the medical students caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. He mentioned the young, the old, even unborn children, whose lives were cut short for no reason. “It felt like someone pressed their hand against my throat. I couldn’t speak. Couldn’t cry.”

He ended with no easy answers. Just a heavy silence and a prayer. “People of all faiths were on that flight. What happened to the gods they believed in?” he asked. “This shouldn’t have happened. And I hope we never see something like this again.” His message wasn’t polished—it was honest, and that’s what made it impossible to ignore.