My family is safe. But my country is destroyed: Manisha Koirala

April 28, 2015 13:43

Nepal-born Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala tells Rediff.com that she is too shattered to say anything about what has happened in Nepal. "What can one say after a devastation such as this? I want to go to Nepal immediately. But what can I do? I'm stuck in Mumbai as the airport in Kathmandu is closed. I've made other travel arrangements and will be flying to Nepal soon. Luckily my family is safe. But my country is destroyed. "

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