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Lara Dutta's Heartfelt Tribute to 80-Year-Old Mom with Alzheimer's

Actress Lara Dutta shared a heartfelt birthday tribute to her mother, who is turning 80. She revealed her mother lives with Alzheimer's and dementia but continues to teach her valuable life lessons about gratitude and joy. In the same week, Lara also celebrated 15 years of marriage to Mahesh Bhupathi. She described their dynamic as "fire and air," where she starts the flames and he fans them.

Key Points: Lara Dutta Shares Life Lessons from Mother with Alzheimer's

  • Mother turns 80
  • Living with Alzheimer's
  • Life lessons of gratitude
  • 15th wedding anniversary
  • Fire and air relationship
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Lara Dutta admits she still learns life lessons from her mom in a heartfelt birthday wish

Actress Lara Dutta posts a heartfelt birthday wish for her 80-year-old mother, sharing the life lessons she learns from her despite her Alzheimer's.

"never complain about life. Regardless of how a day is going....its a good day! - Lara Dutta"

Mumbai, Feb 20

Actress Lara Dutta admitted that even at the age of 80, her mother continues to teach her some valuable life lessons.

In a heartfelt birthday post for her mommy dear, Lara shared that despite suffering from Alzheimer's and Dementia for some time now, her mother has no complaints about life.

"My (red heart emoji) is full!! My beautiful, gentle ( not so gentle when we were growing up!) mumma, turns 80 today!! She's been living with Alzheimer's and dementia for a while now but everyday I'm still learning life lessons from her.....(sic)", the 'Partner' actress wrote on her official Instagram handle.

Other than living life with gratitude, Lara confessed that her mother also taught her some valuable life lessons. Listing them in the caption, she went on to write, " never complain about life. Regardless of how a day is going....its a good day!

- Have faith

- When the music plays, always dance if you can, or at the very least, catch the beat!

- Smile and laugh your cares away ....."

Lara loves to include her InstaFam in her celebrations with her loved ones through her social media posts.

On February 16, she completed 15 years of marital bliss with her husband, Mahesh Bhupathi.

Marking the milestone, Lara revealed that even after such a long time, they continue to choose each other every single day.

The former Miss Universe added that her relationship with her husband is like that of fire and air. She keeps starting flames, while her husband is responsible for fanning them out.

The 'Andaaz' actress wished her hubby on their anniversary with the post that read, "15 years of Fire ( ME) + Air ( HIM) = me starting the flames, him fanning them ferociously ... and somehow we haven't burned the house down........ yet!!! We've mastered the art of:

• Annoying each other professionally

• Fighting like it's a sport

• Pretending we're not competitive

• And still choosing each other every day. @mbhupathi".

- IANS

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Arjun K
Respect. To face Alzheimer's with such grace and still be a source of wisdom is truly inspiring. It's a tough journey for the family, but Lara's post shows so much love. More power to them.
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Sarah B
"When the music plays, always dance..." What a wonderful philosophy to live by. It's a good reminder for all of us stuck in our daily grind. Also, 15 years in Bollywood is a huge achievement for any marriage!
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Rohit P
While the sentiment is lovely, I do feel a bit conflicted. Sharing such deeply personal family moments on Instagram for 'InstaFam' can sometimes feel performative. The lessons are genuine, but the platform makes me wonder.
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Meera T
Her description of her marriage as fire and air is so accurate for many Indian couples! We fight, we compete, but at the end of the day, we choose each other. It's real and not some fairy tale. More couples should be this honest.
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Karthik V
Heartwarming read. In a world full of negative news, this story about family, gratitude, and lasting love is a breath of fresh air. It highlights values that are at the core of Indian family life. God bless them both.

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