Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
Amma, 17th August 2024 is carved so deep in our hearts.. Still in disbelief that you are no more with us 😢 I lost a part of myself when you left so suddenly. I was waiting at home with an excitement to see you, was eager to run down and carry your bags, little I had known, would have stayed back with you @nirosha.dharmanand and @dharmanandmanjakuppam place☹️ You were so alive, just two minutes before Dad got a call. I don’t think going away this peacefully, with no struggle is luck. You have prayed, to have a peaceful death. God didn’t have a choice but to grant your wish!! It reminded me that my grandpa also passed away in a rickshaw while you both were leaving home for your wedding. It’s remarkable that both father and daughter passing away the same way, can’t be a coincidence. I have lost the love of my life, Amma. We both were inseparable. You were so open, broadminded, talking, laughing, joking, playing, scolding, kissing, and hugging with so much affection, haven’t seen this at least in our families. You were one of the best actors to my camera 😍. I will always cherish those memories – they make me smile and laugh. I will always bow to you; you were God fearing and always used to chant God’s shlokas and teach us about prayers. I would not have achieved if you would not have sacrificed everything for me and travelled and supported me everywhere I went. You were very caring and supportive, and you also taught me how to speak the dialogues, be it in Tamil or Telugu. We had so much fun together – those remain precious to me forever. You always inspired the family, to be positive and always be together. I am grateful that our family has come together to support each other while grieving – you brought us closer in your own way.. Now @saisunandan.mg must take up your part and am sure he will play it well.. but we all know he sucks at cooking 😒 I would love to be your daughter again and again whenever I have a rebirth.. Loving you was the only constant thing I had, Amma. I have accepted the fact of your absence, please rest forever, Amma!
