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Manasi Parekh was in tears as she arrived safely in Mumbai after a harrowing journey from China, escaping flash floods near Nepal-Tibet border during her Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.
Manasi Parekh Breaks Down After Reuniting With Family In Mumbai Following Nepal Flood Ordeal
Manasi Parekh is finally back home in Mumbai. The actress landed safely in Mumbai after a harrowing journey from China, escaping flash floods near Nepal-Tibet border during her Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Now, a video that is going viral on social media, shows her breaking into tears and getting emotional as she reunited with her family at the Mumbai airport.
Manasi Parekh Breaks Down As She Arrives Safely In Mumbai
Manasi had travelled to China as part of Sadhguru’s Isha Foundation’s Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage. After days of uncertainty and a difficult journey, the actress has now made it safely back to Mumbai. A video from Manasi’s arrival at the Mumbai airport has surfaced online, capturing an emotional homecoming.
The video from the Mumbai airport shows her getting emotional and hugging her husband, singer Parthiv Gohil, and their daughter Nirvi. The family welcomed her with a garland, and the reunion quickly turned emotional as Manasi was seen shedding tears after seeing them.
The moment came after what had been an especially stressful few days for the actor, making her return home all the more emotional.
Manasi Parekh Shares Note
Manasi, who was in Tibet as part of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, shared details of her journey back home. Sharing a note on Instagram, she said that getting out of China and reaching the Nepal border “felt like winning a war”.
“Thank you so much for all the love, messages, calls and prayers.. the last 3-4 days have been overwhelming and getting out of China and reaching the Nepal border felt like winning a war.. there was a huge land slide at the China town of Nyalam which kept us waiting in our bus for 4 hours till we could start our journey out of China by road,” she wrote.
She further added, “Then after a long bus ride of 40 miles we reached the border of Nepal where there had been another landslide which we had to walk through as there was no other way for us to make it till the buses waiting on the other side.”
Sharing another update, she said, “And then it was the bumpiest bus ride of our lives as we made our way to Kathmandu which was 4 hours away. But all this was worth it because it meant coming back to Mumbai, To my family and getting to kiss my daughter.”
For those unaware, devastating flash floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26, leaving a trail of destruction across the region. At least 903 people have been confirmed dead in Nepal and Tibet, while 4,247 people are missing on the Nepali side alone, taking the number of unaccounted-for people across the disaster zone to nearly 5,000.
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Ask News18The devastating flash floods near the Nepal-Tibet border were caused by a glacier collapse in Tibet. A large chunk of glacier broke off at an altitude of 5,200 meters, sending a torrent of ice and rock that blocked the Lende Khola River. The accumulating water eventually broke through this barrier, creating a powerful surge of mud and debris that flowed into the Bhote Koshi River.
Ask News18August 31, 2026, 17:32 IST