New Delhi:
Actor Kichcha Sudeep shared his first statement after the death of his mother Saroja Sanjeev. In an emotional post on X (formerly Twitter), she described him as the most “impassionate, compassionate and forgiving” person. He reflects on his mother’s final moments and expresses regret for not being able to see her mother one last time while she was still conscious. He revealed that he was shooting for Saturday’s episode of Bigg Boss Kannada 11 when he came to know that he was hospitalized. He wrote, “I have no words to express the pain I feel right now, I cannot accept the emptiness or accept what has happened. Everything changed in 24 hours.”
He reminisced about how his mother was always the first to wish him good morning and shared that he couldn’t send her a message when he didn’t receive a reply. By the time he finished filming and arrived at the hospital, he had been put on a ventilator. “I rushed to the hospital after filming Saturday’s episode, and my mother was put on a ventilator minutes before I reached her. I couldn’t see my mother while she was still conscious. She put up a fight before she gave up.” Sunday morning. “Everything, almost everything changed in just a few hours,” he said.
Sudeep expressed the deep pain and shock he felt over losing his mother, and added that it took time to accept this bitter reality. She wrote, “I don’t know how to undo this. I don’t know how to accept this reality, which has befallen us. My mother, the person who gave me a big hug before I left for shooting, is no more in the next few hours. This is a painful truth that will take time to penetrate into our minds and hearts. My mother was a great soul, and I will certainly miss her today. It was nature and God’s choice to take her from this earth present to pay tribute to her. I am very kind to everyone who has contacted me via text messages and tweets. My mother – the most precious pearl in my life – is gone love you and i miss you so much.
Read the full note here.
My mother, the most impartial, loving, forgiving, caring, and giving, in my life is cherished, celebrated, and will always be cherished.
*Appreciated… because he is my true god beside me in human form.
*Celebrated… because he is my festival. My teacher. That’s right… pic.twitter.com/UTU9mEq944– Kiccha Sudeepa (@KicchaSudeep) October 21, 2024
Saroja Sanjeev died around 7 am on October 20 at a private hospital in Bengaluru, with her last rites being held the following day at their residence. He is 86 years old.
