This Article is From Mar 25, 2020

"I Wish I Had You At Home": Arjun Kapoor On Mom Mona's Death Anniversary

"I love u Maa, I miss u Maa. I miss having your name show up on my phone to check up on me," wrote Arjun Kapoor

'I Wish I Had You At Home': Arjun Kapoor On Mom Mona's Death Anniversary

Arjun Kapoor shared this image. (courtesy: arjunkapoor)

Highlights

  • Arjun Kapoor shared a picture on Instagram
  • It features sister Anshula and mother Mona Shourie Kapoor
  • Arjun accompanied the picture with a heartfelt caption
New Delhi:

Arjun Kapoor, on Wednesday, shared this adorable throwback picture on his Instagram profile. In the picture, Arjun and sister Anshula can be seen laughing with each other as their mother Mona Shourie Kapoor joins in. Mona can be seen sitting on a chair with a book in her hand as she smiles with all her heart. Sharing the picture, Arjun wrote a heartfelt caption marking the eighth year of mother Mona Shourie Kapoor's death. Arjun, who is currently in home quarantine due to the coronavirus outbreak, wrote, “I wish I could be at home like this today. I would have felt safe and maybe even smiled more than anyone has ever seen me smile.” Referring to Mona's death in 2012, the <i>Ishaqzaade</i> actor wrote, “It's been 8 years today since you left us Mom. The world has come to a standstill now but mine and Anshula's world was shattered when u left.” Arjun wrapped the post with a hint of regret for not being able to spend enough time with his mother. The 34-year-old actor wrote, “Right now in this moment, I wish I had you at home. I would have spent so much time with you that I couldn't when I was trying to lose weight, do my acting classes and when I was away shooting <i>Ishaqzaade</i> during your chemotherapy. I would have tried to make up for the nonstop sprinting that I would have been up to and maybe taken you for granted. I love u Maa, I miss u Maa. I miss having your name show up on my phone to check up on me. I just hope wherever you are, you are happy and watching over your two brats.”

I wish I could be at home like this today would have felt safe & maybe even smiled more than anyone has ever seen me smile. It's been 8 years today since you left us Mom... the world has come to a standstill now but mine & @anshulakapoor s world was shattered when u left forget standing still.... we have tried to pick up the pieces some days are tougher than others though... I've managed to survive 8 years of being an actor & a working individual she's also started her own business with @fankindofficial !!! Anshula more or less runs the house and I run to her if I need something in the house or in life... the world has changed Maa right now in this moment I wish I had you at home would have spent so much time with u that I couldn't when I was trying to lose weight do my acting classes and when I was away shooting ishaqzaade during ur chemotherapy... would have tried to make up for the nonstop sprinting that I would have been upto and maybe taken u for granted... I love u Maa I miss u Maa... I miss having ur name show up on my phone to check up on me... I just hope wherever you are you are happy and watching over ur 2 brats

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Within minutes of posting, Karisma Kapoor and Maheep Kapoor dropped heart emoticons on Arjun's post.

A few weeks ago, Arjun shared this adorable collage of himself and his mother on Instagram and wrote, "Same to same".

Same 2 Same

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In November last year, Arjun Kapoor made us cry with a hand-written letter he found, which he had written to his mom when 12 years old. Arjun accompanied his post with a lengthy caption, an excerpt from which read: "I miss her love, I'm vulnerable every morning without it. I didn't have a choice but to accept that I wouldn't have her Love anymore... on most days it feels unfair and it bothers me, it consumes me I feel lost and helpless... I'm just writing this as a son and nothing more."

Found this handwritten poem of mine pardon the handwriting though... I wrote this for Mom when I was 12 years old. It's maybe my most purest moment as a child where I felt loved & wanted to thank her for the love she gave me. I miss her love, I'm vulnerable every morning without it. I didn't have a choice but to accept that I wouldn't have her Love anymore... on most days it feels unfair & it bothers me, it consumes me I feel lost & helpless.... I'm just writing this as a son & nothing more. I wish I could hear her call me Beta one more time... I miss her all the Fucking time & it makes everything seem irrelevant more often than not... I broke 8 years back... now I wake up trying to fix myself every morning smile at life but honestly that vacuum shall never cease to exist. I don't know why I'm venting but I guess life takes a toll on us because we are human & I confess I am no hero, I am no different it takes a toll on me too... Miss you Mom hope ur happy wherever you are... Love You the mostest...

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On the professional front, Arjun was last seen in the 2019 period drama Panipat. His upcoming release Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar co-starring Parineeti Chopra got postponed due to the outbreak of the coronavirus. The new release date of the film has not been announced yet.

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