Actor and TV presenter Mandira Bedi continued to mourn the death of her husband, Raj Kaushal, in yet another post on Monday evening. After sharing a set of happy pictures on Instagram, Mandira took to Twitter to write ‘rip my Raji’ with a heartbreak emoji as she dropped another throwback photo. She could be seen posing with a goofy Raj in the photo – looking absolutely lovely together.
Mandira’s husband, a filmmaker, died on Wednesday after a heart attack. Her fans flocked to the comments section to shower love and support in the best words possible. While one wrote, “Very difficult time for you…may God gives more strength to you and Rest in peace at heaven for Raji…But mam you are the strongest women I ever see….,” another user wrote, “He must be smiling from above, feeling immensely proud of being your partner. You are really very brave Mandira. The way you participated in his last journey is a clear indication of how much you love him. May lord give you strength to bear his loss. Broken heart Deepest condolences (sic)”
Actor Suresh Menon replied to her tweet, “God give you immense strength to bear this great loss, our prayers with you and your lovely family.” Vir Das wrote, “I am so sorry for your loss Mandira. Shivani and I are praying for you and your family. Love and strength to you.”
Recently, the actress changed her profile picture on Instagram to a black screen as a mark of mourning.
For the unversed, Raj Kaushal, known for directing movies like “Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi” and “Shaadi Ka Laddoo”, passed away following a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Mandira Bedi and their two children, son Vir and daughter Tara. A prayer meet was held at Mandira’s residence on Saturday, which was attended by her parents and several colleagues from the entertainment industry, including actress Mouni Roy.
Mandira Bedi suffered a huge personal loss when her husband Raj Kaushal passed away due to a heart attack on June 30. The last rites of the 49-year-old were performed by Mandira herself and were held at Shivaji Park crematorium, Dadar where close friends from the industry including actors Ronit Roy, Sameer Soni, Ashish Chowdhry, and “Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi” actor Dino Morea were present.
