Bigg Boss 19: Daily Discussion Thread- 25th November, 2025
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Dharmendra Passes Away
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Hi everyone, I've been grieving the loss of Sushant without really opening up to anyone else. Mainly because I'm not sure I can even express all that I'm feeling, but also since I'm not sure those close to me understand the grief I feel for a "celebrity."
I'm not even sure what my purpose of writing this post is, but I am glad I found this thread. I'd like to pen down some of my thoughts here as a way to at least put it out there, even if no one reads it.
He may be a celebrity I have never met or spoken to, but I've followed his journey from his Pavitra Rishta days. My love for Manav soon turned into my love for Sushant. His smile, his purity, his talent; all so captivating. He was so motivated and inspired; constantly working on bettering himself. He was intelligent, witty, funny, charming, kind, humble, and so many other things. I felt pride when I saw his first movie, Kai Po Che!
And the admiration and love I felt for him in M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story knew no bounds. I couldn't believe the perfection with which he had performed his role.
My heart hurts right now as I type this, and my eyes are full of tears. It feels like such a personal loss. It's 2:30am and the only thing playing in my head right now is Khairiyat pucho. My favourite song since I first heard it, which now feels bittersweet.
Somehow my heart refuses to believe that we are in a world to which he will not return. Eventually I will learn to accept it and maybe then can I cherish and preserve the beautiful memories I have of his talent and his work, but for now, I'll just have to accept the gnawing pain I feel in my heart and the uneasiness I feel in my stomach.
My prayers go out to his family and friends and fans who are struggling to cope with the loss of such a wonderful person. To Sushant, you will never be forgotten. May you find your peace upon finally being united with your mother. May you spread your wings unhindered.
Thank you for this thread and for allowing people to come together to remember Sushant.
you’re a very special Loyal fan of his ...you’ve travelled with him in his journey of acting ..from tv to Bollywood 🥰.. I can’t recall watching him on tv ...I watched him in dhoni and pk a few years ago. and I only watched some of his other movies kedarnath, Kai Poh Che, Chhichore, detective Byomkesh Bakshi After his death.,My biggest regret is not watching more of him and appreciating him when he was alive. Sadly that is the case with many of us...because sadly we also were influenced by the media ...who tend to promote star family kids far more..hence we seem to know of ranbir kapoor Etc...even before they start acting, as we’ve Been told so much about them By the media ..😔Originally posted by: basket_101
Hi everyone, I've been grieving the loss of Sushant without really opening up to anyone else. Mainly because I'm not sure I can even express all that I'm feeling, but also since I'm not sure those close to me understand the grief I feel for a "celebrity."
I'm not even sure what my purpose of writing this post is, but I am glad I found this thread. I'd like to pen down some of my thoughts here as a way to at least put it out there, even if no one reads it.
He may be a celebrity I have never met or spoken to, but I've followed his journey from his Pavitra Rishta days. My love for Manav soon turned into my love for Sushant. His smile, his purity, his talent; all so captivating. He was so motivated and inspired; constantly working on bettering himself. He was intelligent, witty, funny, charming, kind, humble, and so many other things. I felt pride when I saw his first movie, Kai Po Che!
And the admiration and love I felt for him in M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story knew no bounds. I couldn't believe the perfection with which he had performed his role.
My heart hurts right now as I type this, and my eyes are full of tears. It feels like such a personal loss. It's 2:30am and the only thing playing in my head right now is Khairiyat pucho. My favourite song since I first heard it, which now feels bittersweet.
Somehow my heart refuses to believe that we are in a world to which he will not return. Eventually I will learn to accept it and maybe then can I cherish and preserve the beautiful memories I have of his talent and his work, but for now, I'll just have to accept the gnawing pain I feel in my heart and the uneasiness I feel in my stomach.
My prayers go out to his family and friends and fans who are struggling to cope with the loss of such a wonderful person. To Sushant, you will never be forgotten. May you find your peace upon finally being united with your mother. May you spread your wings unhindered.
Thank you for this thread and for allowing people to come together to remember Sushant.
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