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Danish Sait Stranded At Bangkok Airport; Questions Thai Airways Over ‘Zero Communication’

Danish's posts came as Thai Airways faced widespread disruption at Suvarnabhumi Airport, with passengers reporting long waits for baggage.

by Tanvi Shrivastava
Danish Sait Stranded At Bangkok Airport; Questions Thai Airways Over ‘Zero Communication’
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/Danish Sait

Danish Sait, best known to cricket fans as RCB’s Mr Nags, found himself dealing with a very different kind of crowd recently after getting caught up in the disruption at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport. The actor and stand-up comedian took to Instagram to share his experience with Thai Airways, posting pictures of the packed airport and calling attention to what he described as a lack of information and communication from the airline. Scroll down to learn more.

Danish Sait Aka Mr Nags Slams Thai Air For The ‘Giant Cluster’

In one post, Sait shared a picture of a large crowd gathered inside the airport. Along with the image, he sarcastically thanked Thai Airways for the “giant cluster” of passengers. In another post, he questioned how the airline could leave so many passengers stranded without providing adequate information, describing the situation as one with “zero communication”.

Danish Sait’s posts came as Thai Airways faced widespread disruption at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Passengers reported long waits for baggage and flight delays. The airport said flooding in parts of Bangkok affected ground-handling staff’s ability to reach work. Problems with baggage carts further disrupted operations.

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Thai Air Working To Clear The Backlog

The situation reportedly left passengers waiting for several hours to collect their luggage, with some cases extending much longer. Thai Airways has since been working to clear the backlog, with the airline’s CEO saying around 5,000 bags remained stranded at Bangkok airport and were expected to be cleared within 72 hours.

Danish, who usually makes audiences laugh through his characters and stand-up performances, found himself in a frustrating situation at the airport. His posts captured his experience of being stuck in a crowded terminal while waiting for clear information from the airline.

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The incident comes at a busy time for Sait professionally. After years of entertaining audiences as Mr Nags, through films and social media characters, he has recently been taking his comedy to the stage with his first stand-up show, Bengaluru Boy. The comedian has spoken about how personal the new show is, drawing from his life and experiences in Bengaluru.

What are your thoughts about it?

Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/Danish Sait

FAQs

Is Kubra Sait sister of Danish Sait?

Yes, Kubra Sait (also spelled Kubbra Sait) is the older sister of Danish Sait.

Who is Mr. Nags of RCB?

Mr. Nags is a popular comedy character and fictional cricket insider for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) IPL franchise, played by Indian comedian, actor, and radio jockey.

How did Danish Sait become famous?

Danish Sait became famous through a multi-step career starting as a radio jockey with popular prank calls, transitioning into live sports hosting, and exploding into national prominence via viral lockdown sketch comedy on social media.

Tanvi Shrivastava | Sub-Editor

Tanvi Nalin Shrivastava is a Sub-Editor at Curly Tales with 5 years of experience in digital journalism and content creation, with expertise spanning beauty, food, travel, fashion and entertainment. She holds a Master’s degree in Communication and Journalism from the University of Mumbai. When she’s not working, you’ll probably find her reading, talking to the camera or just binge-watching rom-coms.

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First Published: September 29, 2026 2:27 PM