Renowned actor Atul Kulkarni made a poignant visit to Pahalgam shortly after a tragic terror attack claimed the lives of 26 tourists at the picturesque Baisaran meadow, popularly known as "Mini Switzerland". His purposeful journey aimed to deliver a resolute message amidst the aftermath of fear and uncertainty.

Expressing deep concern over the impact of the attack, Atul Kulkarni highlighted the significant cancellation of 90% of bookings following the incident. "What happened on the 22nd was a very tragic incident; this should not have happened. The entire country is deeply saddened," he conveyed in an interview with news agency ANI. His decision to travel to Kashmir was driven by a desire to take tangible action beyond social media condolences and written statements.

Reflecting on the symbolic gesture of his visit, Atul Kulkarni emphasized, "They're basically saying, 'Don't come to Kashmir.' And the response we should give is, 'We will come. Kashmir is ours.'" His personal presence in Pahalgam aimed to defy the narrative of fear and reaffirm the resilience of tourism in the region.

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Throughout his journey, Atul Kulkarni shared moments of his trip on social media, including poignant images of his travel experience and encounters with locals. His Instagram posts captured the serene landscapes of Pahalgam and showcased his support for the local culture, enjoying traditional delicacies and receiving heartfelt gifts.

On the professional front, Atul Kulkarni's recent projects include roles in the Netflix film ‘Khufiya’ and the web series ‘Happy Family: Conditions Apply’. His visit to Pahalgam stands not only as a personal commitment but also as a beacon of hope for the revival of tourism in Kashmir during challenging times.

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