As a lifestyle expert with extensive experience in emotional intelligence and etiquette, I find it deeply saddening to witness such insensitivity during a time of grief. The account shared by Kichcha Sudeep’s daughter, Sanvi, is a heart-wrenching reminder of the importance of compassion and respect during mourning periods.
Through a touching note, Sanvi expressed that the public gathering near their residence disrupted their ability to privately grieve. She recalled the crowd’s intrusive actions as they jostled and pressed in during her father’s time of sorrow over the passing of his mother.
Sanvi’s note stated, “Today was an incredibly tough day for my family, yet losing my grandmother wasn’t the most distressing aspect. The most unbearable part was the crowd outside my house who were overzealously celebrating, shoving cameras in my face while I was trying to mourn. I can’t fathom how much more uncaring one could act.
Kichcha Sudeep’s daughter expressed that it was difficult to carry out Saroja Sanjeev’s final rites with respect due to the crowd pushing and pulling. She stated, “While my father was mourning his mother, people were more concerned about what kind of video they could post, rather than showing compassion for our loss.
Take a look at her note below:
During this time, many photos and clips from the funeral were shared on social platforms. One image captured Kichcha Sudeep, clearly moved, shedding tears upon viewing his mother in a glass coffin.
During the course of the ceremony, a moment came when Sudeep could be spotted embracing the ex-Chief Minister of Karnataka, Basavaraj Bommai, as he was deeply moved by emotion.
Take a look at the photo below:
Yesterday, the final ceremonies for Kichcha Sudeep’s mother, Saroja Sanjeev, were held at the crematorium in Wilson Garden, Bangalore.
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2024-10-21 06:37