"Today, the world feels quieter": Maniesh Paul mourns loss of his mother, shares emotional social media tribute
Mumbai, July 8
Television host and actor Maniesh Paul is grieving the loss of his mother, Urmil Paul.
Sharing the heartbreaking news through an emotional post on social media, Maniesh remembered his mother with much love and gratitude as he described her as his "first home" and "greatest comfort."
"Today, the world feels quieter. This morning, I said goodbye to my mother--my first home, my greatest comfort, and the strongest woman I've ever known," he wrote.
Expressing grief on the "emptiness", the actor further added, "No words can truly capture what you've meant to me or the emptiness you've left behind. But I carry your love, your strength, your kindness, and every lesson you gave me. They will stay with me for the rest of my life. I hope you're at peace now. Thank you for loving me the way only a mother can. Until we meet again. Love you forever and ever."
Along with the grieving message, Maniesh also shared pictures with his mother.
The emotional post resonated with fans and members of the entertainment industry, many of whom flooded the comments section with messages of condolence and support.
Celebrities like Varun Dhawan, Gajraj Rao, Ayesha Raza, Viineet Kumar Siingh, Malaika Arora, Karan Wahi, and Kiku Sharda extended their support to the actor and his family.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Even celebrities like Maniesh Paul go through this pain. His tribute is so genuine it brought tears to my eyes. To have called her his 'first home' says everything about their bond. Stay strong, sir.
No matter how old you get, losing your mother is the hardest thing. My mother passed last year, and I still feel that emptiness every day. Maniesh's words are so relatable. Love and strength to him and his family. 🙏
It's good to see the Bollywood fraternity coming together to support him. Varun Dhawan, Gajraj Rao, Malaika - they all know the pain. This is what makes the industry a family. But honestly, I wish people would leave him space to grieve instead of just jumping on comments.
"My first home" - that line hit hard. In Indian culture, a mother is everything - she's your first teacher, first friend, first protector. Maniesh, you honored her beautifully. May her soul attain sadgati. 🙏
These tributes always remind me of my own mother. She's getting older, and I'm thousands of miles away studying in the US. Makes you appreciate every moment. Maniesh, your words are a lesson for all of us to cherish our parents while they're still here. 😢💔
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