OMG! Vikrant Massey Loses His Cousin in Ahmedabad Plane Tragedy –

Vikrant Massey loses his cousin in Ahmedabad plane crash:

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Bollywoof actor Vikrant Massey revealed that he lost his cousin in the tragic Air India flight crash near Ahmedabad on Wednesday. Taking to Instagram, Massey shared a deeply emotional note expressing grief and extending condolences to all those affected by the disaster. See the screenshot below. 

“My heart breaks for the families & loved ones of the ones who lost their lives in the unimaginably tragic air crash in Ahmedabad today,” he wrote in his Instagram Story, adding a broken heart emoji. The actor then shared a personal loss, revealing the identity of one of the victims.

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“It pains even more to know that my uncle, Clifford Kunder lost his son, Clive Kunder who was the 1st officer operating on that fateful flight,” Massey said, highlighting the tragic involvement of his cousin in the deadly crash.

He concluded his message with a prayer: “May God give strength to you and your family uncle and to all deeply affected,” accompanied by folded hands emoji.

The air crash has sent shockwaves across the nation, claiming several lives and leaving many families devastated. Massey’s post has drawn a wave of sympathy from fans and industry peers, as the actor grieves the personal and collective loss.

As authorities continue their investigation, the nation mourns a tragedy that has left an indelible mark on countless lives. The air India flight from Ahmedabad to London crashed near the airport at a medical college. The flight was carrying 242 passengers and the number of deaths aren't officially declared yet. 

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