Dia Mirza's Heartbreaking Post On Niece's Death: "My Child. My Jaan. Gone Into The Light"
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"May you find peace and love wherever you are my darling," wrote Dia
Bollywood actress Dia Mirza shared a post about her niece, Tanya Kakde, who died recently. Without giving details on the cause of death, Dia shared a picture of her niece and an emotional message. Her eulogy read: "My niece. My child. My jaan. Gone into the light. May you find peace and love wherever you are my darling... you always brought a smile to our hearts and the higher realms will be filled with more light with you dancing, smiling and singing. Om Shanti." She added a yellow heart emoticon, a tiger one and a folded hands emoji.
Many of Dia's industry friends expressed grief. Jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali, Sussanne Khan's sister, wrote: "May she be the brightest star in the sky."Actor Gaurav Kapur commented: "So sorry to hear this. Deepest condolences." Gul Panag, too, wrote, "Deepest condolences." Bhavana Panday, Gauahar Khan and Rahul Dev shared folded hands and heartbreak emojis.
Here's Dia's post:
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