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Seems like airport trouble for our B-Town heroines is lasting forever. After Minissha Lamba, Bipasha Basu and Anushka Sharma, now it's Celina Jaitly.

Thankfully, she didn't have any problems with the customs but had a more horrible experience while travelling from Maldives to Mumbai.

The actress was in Maldives shooting for a South flick titled Shrimati. She had a stopover in Colombo from where she was to board a connecting flight back to Mumbai.

To her dismay, her flight was inordinately delayed and as a result, she ended up spending 11 hours at the airport!

At the terminal, Celina was holed up in a claustrophobic small room with no windows along with her staff members, who were accompanying her.

Says the starlet, "It was very frightening for me to be a part of the situation." As she didn't have a Sri Lankan visa, the authorities did not allow her to step out.

She and her staff members had to literally squeeze themselves in the den. They were not even allowed to leave the room that was guarded by the airport security till they were to report for their flight to Mumbai.

After the harrowing journey the actress was thankful and happy to just be back to the city. She adds, "The good thing is we are back and with a lesson never ever get stuck in such a situation!"

(The Mid-Day)

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