Manali Floods: Ruslaan Mumtaz shares an UPDATE, says: ‘Trying to figure how to get back’

With rainy seasons beginning, floods have started to hit across the country. Currently, Manali in Himachal Pradesh, known for its beautiful mountains and picturesque places to shoot some of our favourite songs and movies is falling victim to the flood. Actor Ruslaan Mumtaz recently travelled to the destination for his shoot and got stuck there due to the floods. The actor now shared the latest update regarding the situation of the floods.

Ruslaan Mumtaz shares an updates on the flood situation

The actor took to his Instagram stories to share with his followers that he is doing all well now. He mentioned that the floods have calmed down and also thanked two of his newly made friends for the company throughout the tough times. Ruslaan said in the video, “Hey guys so finally everything seems calmer here. The rain has stopped and the river has subsided. I have been fortunate enough. I have been staying at the hotel, with the owner’s family. So, here I have a few friends I spent the night with. That’s Riya and Arhan and they’re like my guardians for now, my guardian angels.

Thanking his well-wishers and sharing an update on the safety of his crew, Ruslaan said, “I’m fine and I’m doing well so I just wanted to let everyone know. Because I have been getting a lot of messages regarding my safety. We are all safe the film crew is safe as well. We are just trying to figure out how to get back. So, I will see you guys back in Mumbai soon. Thank you for reaching out and all the love.”

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Ruslaan Mumtaz shared a video of getting stranded in the Manali floods

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Ruslaan Mumtaz made his Bollywood debut with the movie Mera Pehla Pehla Pyaar in 2007. He is also widely known for his role in the Netflix movie Namaste Wahala. He was last seen in the TV show Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke.

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