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Priyanka Chopra gets emotional remembering her father on his 11th death anniversary - You're still our brightest light | Watch
Priyanka Chopra misses her dad Ashok Chopra on his 11th Death Anniversary with a beautiful video of her favorite memories.
Jun 10, 2024
Priyanka Chopra with her father
After battling a prolonged battle with Cancer, Priyanka Chopra's father Ashok Chopra passed away on June 10, 2013. Everyone is aware of how much the actress was attached to her father and also has a tattoo of 'Daddy Lil Girl' on her hand. Today, on his 11th death anniversary, PeeCee remembers her father with a heartfelt note and a collage of videos and pictures of her fond memories with her dad.
Priyanka Chopra shares a heart-touching tribute to her father
Taking to her Instagram account, Priyanka shares a beautiful video that has multiple pictures of her with her father, Ashok. The video also has a beautiful moment where her father is happily singing the song 'Sagar ke mahine mein'. The actress penned, "The light of every room. You’re still our brightest light dad. 11 years without you and it still doesn’t feel real. Thinking of you today and everyday. I love you. Forever. Hold your loved ones close and tell them you love them. Time can be short."
Fans reaction to Priyanka Chopra's post
As soon as she shared the video, fans took to the comments section to appreciate her post. A comment read, "The way Priyanka looked at her father in every pic." Another onw wrote read, "That photo where you're looking at your father with much adoration." Another comment read, "Wow! Mini Priyanka is exactly how Malti looks now. God bless his soul." "Daddy’s lil girl… always," read one comment.
In 2018, during her wedding to Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra remembered her dad and told Zoom, “I was getting married and I missed my dad so much at that time. I missed his presence so much knowing that my mom would be doing it all alone, when it was all that my dad wanted and would keep saying ‘Main suit kab silwaau, main suit kab silwaau’. It was very prevalent in my brain at that time and this definitely help me heal.”
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