Watch as the dad attempts to rescue his sibling from the flames

THIS is the astonishing moment miracle Brit Vishwash Ramesh rushes back to the burning Air India plane to save his brother.

The 40-year-old sole survivor was captured staggering towards the blazing students’ hostel as black smoke billowed in the sky.

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The astonishing moment miracle Brit Vishwash Ramesh rushes back to the burning Air India plane to save his brotherCredit: X

Man calmly walking away from a large fire, while others rush to help.
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Brit survivor is heard saying he needs to go back and rescue his brotherCredit: Twitter

Photo of two men posing together.
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Vishwash and his brother Ajaykumar Ramesh, 35, had been in India on a business trip

Workers removing wreckage of an Air India plane using a crane.
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Rescuers work to remove parts of the wreckage from the rubble
Footage emerged today shows emergency worker Satinder Singh Sandhu flailing his arms in the air in a desperate attempt to stop the Brit from walking back into the crash site.

Dressed in a white t-shirt and trousers, Vishwash is seen eventually wandering over to the emergency worker as flames leapt behind him.

Satinder revealed how he pleaded with the dad not to return to the inferno, warning he would died if he did.

He recalled shouting as loud as he could to grab the dazed man’s attention, then “begging him not to go back in there.”

Amid panicked crowds, the surviving Brit turned to Satinder and said: “My family member is in there, my brother and he’s burning to death. I have to save him.”

According to the emergency worker, Vishwas was very disoriented, and limping but was still able to speak coherently.

He told the Mail Online: “There was also blood on his face, but he was able to speak. He told the paramedics that he was flying to London when the plane fell and that he wanted to go back to save his family.”

Locals appear rushing around in panic and calling the emergency services when they spotted him.

The businessman was taken to the 1,200-bed Civil Hospital less than a mile from Ahmedabad airport where the doomed Air India flight had taken off from before crashing just 33 seconds later.

His dad Ramesh has been at his bedside but has been too upset to talk since the tragedy in which he lost his youngest son Ajay.