Sonal Chauhan shares emotional post after safe return from Dubai amid Middle East crisis: 'War is never the answer'

Sonal Chauhan, the actress from ‘Jannat’, found herself trapped in Dubai as the Iran-Israel war sparked widespread travel issues across the Middle East. She is now back home in India, safe and sound. Posting a heartfelt message online, she labeled the ordeal "challenging" and poured out thanks for the support and prayers from fans. She gave special shoutout to Dubai officials for keeping things steady and secure in the chaos. Firmly against war as a solution, Sonal sent her prayers for peace and unity to everyone caught in the area's turmoil.Updating her fans and followers, Chauhan shared, "Back home in India and feeling deeply grateful. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for all the love, prayers, and messages. They truly mean so much. I’m safely back in India now." The actress further added: "The last few days were challenging, but what I also witnessed was the unbeatable spirit and resilience of Dubai, and that truly comes from the confidence that people have in their government. This time, I felt that confidence too. I’m sincerely grateful to the Dubai authorities for keeping us safe and calm during this difficult time and handling everything with such care and responsibility, and making sure each one of us felt secure and protected. I truly hope this is over soon, because war is never the answer. My heart goes out to everyone facing this difficult time, and I pray for peace and an end to it all."Esha Gupta, also stuck in Abu Dhabi during the war, has returned safely to India. She updated her followers on Tuesday. In a detailed note, she thanked the Indian government for protecting its citizens. The actress shared shocking real-life details of the chaos following the first missile strikes.Meanwhile, on the professional front, Sonal last appeared in 'Dard', an Indo-Bangladeshi project. She portrayed Fatima in the psychological thriller. Before that, she played Mandodari in Om Raut's 'Adipurush'.