Horrible loss to history and ancient heritage: Bollywood celebrities on Notre Dame fire

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The entire world came to terms with the shocking news of Paris' 800-year-old church Notre Dame coming to ashes. The ancient church was set ablaze, which left its spectacular Gotchic spire turned to ashes. However, the main structure including the two towers has been saved. Along with the Parisians, the Bollywood celebrities also mourned the loss of history on their social media handles. The fire began at around 6.30 p.m., on Monday and quickly caused the collapse of the Cathedral's spectacular Gothic spire and the destruction of its roof structure, which dated back to the 13th century.

Here's what the celebrities have tweeted:

Rishi Kapoor: Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral will survive! It has the good wishes and prayers of millions.

Arjun Kapoor: Devastated on seeing the fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral... a piece of history turn to ashes. Our hearts are with the people of France. 

Nimrat Kaur: One with everyone grieving for Notre Dame de Paris... can never forget the feeling of beholding the beauty of that sight when I first experienced it. Such a profound loss.

Riteish Deshmukh wrote: This is a world tragedy Notre Dame -I have no words to express my sadness. To every Notre Dame lover - am so so sorry.

Raveena Tandon: Terrible. Terrible. This is a horrible loss to history and ancient heritage.

Swara Bhasker: Notre Dame heartbreaking!

Tamannaah Bhatia: She's been around for over 800 years not just as a testament of our history but also place for many that found their peace, hope and faith in. This iconic monument is an inspiration to artists across the globe and it's really sad to know that humanity has lost Notre Dame today.

Boman Irani: The Notre Dame tragedy is hard to watch. The people of France must be devastated. We hope and pray that its restoration will serve to heal.

Gul Panag: Waking up to visuals of the fire at Notre Dame. 

Rahul Dholakia: Centuries of art, history, culture; the heartbeat of Paris; now in flames. It's a tragedy for the world, not just for France Notre Dame on fire.