Raashii Khanna Opens Up on Travel Anxiety After Air India Scare: ‘It Feels Like Holding Your Breath’

Raashii Khanna Opens Up on Travel Anxiety After Air India Scare: Actor Raashii Khanna says she has been fighting travel anxiety after the Air India crash since the crash of the London-bound flight AI171 at Ahmedabad that has made many people ask questions about the security of air travel. She came out to state that current headlines on newspapers have increased her fear to fly hence she has been anxious when she is travelling.

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To her Instagram account Raashii posted a set of photos at the airport on Sunday where she was about to put a plane. She divulged that she is experiencing travel anxiety nowadays.

“There’s so much unrest in the world… Every flight feels heavier now - not just because of the skies, but because of the headlines we carry with us,” Raashii wrote.

She added, “Travel used to be escape. Lately, it feels like holding your breath. Anyone else feeling this travel anxiety too?”

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The minute Raashii posted the pictures on Instagram, the social media followers began bombarding the comments section with reactions.

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One wrote, “May Lord Bholenath give you strength from within to face different hurdles in life, including anxiety, as always, everywhere you go! Har Har Mahadev”, with another sharing, “Please do not get worried or anxious @raashiikhanna. Your good karma, Lord Shiv ji whom you pray to, and prayers from your well-wishers—like your family, friends, and me—are always with you! Jai Bholenath."

“Why are you feeling stressed yaar? Everything is fine,” one wrote.

Boeing 787 Dreamliner with 242 passengers and crew missing Ahmedabad to London in a crash on June 12 Queen of the Skies Boeing 787 Dreamliner airplane crashed in Meghaninagar in a hostel of the medical college only after a few minutes of takeoff. The accident took away 241 lives, most of the 169 being Indian, 53 British, seven Portuguese and 1 Canadian whilst Vishwash Kumar Ramesh in 11A was the only survivor but his injuries were minor ones. Of the 242 people on board 241 are killed, but total deaths on the other hand total 260 that involved the ground casualties.

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