Actress Madhurima Tuli, known for her impactful performances and patriotic roles, graced the Global Peace Honours 2025 held at the iconic Gateway of India—an event she describes as an “absolute honour and pleasure” to be part of. Standing before the historic monument, Madhurima embraced the energy of the evening, reflecting deeply on its significance not just as an architectural marvel but as a symbol of resilience, remembrance, and national pride.

For Madhurima, the Gateway of India carries an emotional weight, especially every November, as the nation remembers the victims of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. Offering her heartfelt tribute, she shared, “The moment I see the Gateway, and especially when it’s November, we all feel the pain of 26/11. I am part of this nation, and I carry the pride of being associated with patriotic films. Today, I bow my head with respect and say Om Shanti to all those we lost.”

The Tehraan actress also spoke about her connection with the roles she chooses, expressing that she always carries “the taste of the stories” she becomes a part of. For her, cinema is not just a profession but a responsibility to reflect truth, honour emotions, and stand for something meaningful. At the Global Peace Honours, she stood tall not just as an artist but as a citizen who believes in peace, unity, and remembering the sacrifices that shaped the spirit of Mumbai and the nation.