Vivek Oberoi Hails India-UAE Bond as 'Bridge of Steel' Amid Middle East Tensions

Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi, now based in Dubai, has expressed strong faith in the India-UAE relationship, describing it as a 'bridge of steel'. He praised the UAE government and armed forces for ensuring resident safety and issuing timely alerts during regional tensions. Oberoi urged people in the UAE to stay indoors as advised and avoid spreading panic by verifying news sources. He also called on people in India to pray for those affected by the conflict in the Middle East.

Key Points: Vivek Oberoi Calls India-UAE Bond a 'Bridge of Steel'

  • Actor praises UAE's peace & resilience
  • Urges residents to stay indoors & calm
  • Advises verifying news sources to avoid panic
  • Calls for prayers for those in conflict zone
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Vivek Oberoi calls India-UAE bond 'a bridge of steel' amidst the tension in the Middle East

Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi praises UAE leadership and urges calm, calling the India-UAE relationship a 'bridge of steel' during Middle East conflict.

Vivek Oberoi calls India-UAE bond 'a bridge of steel' amidst the tension in the Middle East
"The bond between our nations is a bridge of steel - Vivek Oberoi"

Mumbai, March 2

Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi, who shifted to Dubai a few years back, showed his faith in the strong bond shared by India and the UAE, calling it 'a bridge of steel' as he prayed for all those stuck in the conflict zone of the Middle East.

The 'Saathiya' actor also applauded the UAE government and their armed forces for keeping the residents safe during these uncertain times.

Vivek's note on his X (Earlier known as Twitter) handle read, "To my extended family in the UAE, I know the headlines can feel heavy right now but remember the foundations of this land are built on peace, resilience, and an incredible spirit of togetherness. Even though we hail from over 200 different nations, we are a part of an incredible community that looks out for each other as one big family. I salute the exceptional leadership of the UAE Government, @modgovae, and the dedicated armed forces of the UAE. Their fearless spirit and tireless defense keep every resident safe and secure, and timely alerts issued by the @NCEMAUAE are our greatest tool for preparedness. (sic)"

Vivek advised all those in the UAE at the moment to stay indoors as advised. He further urged all the residents of India to pray for those living in the Middle East.

The 'Masti' actor further requested all to refrain from spreading panic and verify the source of any update before deciding to pass it on.

"The bond between our nations is a bridge of steel, and the safety of every soul here is held in the highest regard. Stay safe, stay indoors as advised, and stay calm. To those back home in India: Let's keep everyone in our prayers. Don't be a bridge for panic. Seek the source and only rely on verified media. Choose empathy over all else. The truth will always be the strongest shield we have. Sending peace and light to every home in the Emirates," he added.

- IANS

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Rohit P
His advice about not spreading panic is the most important takeaway. In today's age of WhatsApp forwards, verifying news is a duty. Hope our brothers and sisters in the Gulf stay safe. The UAE authorities have a good track record of handling crises.
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Aman W
While I appreciate the sentiment, I wish more influential people would also talk about the root causes of the conflict and push for diplomatic solutions, not just prayers. The 'bridge of steel' should also mean India actively working for peace in the region.
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Sarah B
As an expat in Dubai, this message is very reassuring. The community feeling here is strong, and the authorities are very proactive with alerts. It's good to see a positive voice amidst the scary headlines. Thank you, Vivek.
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Karthik V
My brother works in Sharjah. The family is constantly worried. Messages like this from someone who lives there do help calm nerves back home. Jai Hind, and may peace prevail.
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Nisha Z
"Choose empathy over all else." That's a powerful line we all need to remember, whether we are in India, the UAE, or anywhere else in the world. Let's support each other.

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