Turkish actor Celal Al, who portrayed Abdurrahman Alp in Dirilis: Ertugrul, had landed in Karachi “without any invitation” to extend a helping hand to the people affected by the devastating floods.
By texting “Pakistan” to 2868, the Turkish actor has urged his supporters to donate to flood victims in Pakistan via the Turkish Red Crescent as nearly 40 million people are affected by floods and over 1,000 died.
On Monday, Celal posted a video of himself in Karachi speaking to his followers about the flooding in Pakistan and how he and the Red Crescent crew are working on the ground to assist those affected.
“Pakistan, Karachi. We are taking your [donations] to the affected people. You can also help by texting Pakistan [to] 2868,” he wrote.
As of Monday the floodwaters flowing from Manchar Lake continued to wreak havoc in Dadu district as another village, Mian Yaar Mohammad Kalhoro, was also submerged, with officials warning that more villages were facing a threat of inundation.
The Ertugrul star spent heartwarming moments with the the flood victims, especially children.
This is just so overwhelming. Celal Al aka Abdul Rehman Alp from Dirilis Ertugrul arrived Karachi, Pakistan for helping flood-affected people.
— Aqsa Younas (@AqsaYounasRana) September 12, 2022. pic.twitter.com/A0zRNC7PGV
Celal has set a trailblazing example for other international celebrities to help the flood victims in Pakistan.
Our Friend Celal Al went to Pakistan to help our brothers and sisters who were affected by the flood. Türkiye-Pakistan brotherhood will continue to grow from heart to heart.
— Ramazan İzol (@ramazanizoltr) September 12, 2022
Pakistan Zindabad
Türkiye Zindabadpic.twitter.com/GPNxFpSyZT
The actor first visited Pakistan early last year, winning hearts of many with his charitable work for the people of Pakistan through the Omair-Sana Foundation (OSF) and Children’s Hospital Karachi. He also appreciated the scenic beauty of Islamabad.
During his visit, he also met Adnan Siddiqui and Humayun Saeed. His visit brought a gift for fans — the first ever Pak-Turk collaboration for a TV show.
Earlier this year, Celal sang Junaid Jamshed’s iconic Dil Dil Pakistan with Imran Abbas. Abbas shared a video of the two jamming the song with the caption: “May this brotherhood between Pakistan and Turkey stay forever.”
Commenting under Abbas’ post, the Turkish Actor wrote: “Dil Dil Pakistan“.
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