Kangana Ranaut pens a heartfelt note for her grandmother after she passes away: ‘She lived a wonderful…’

Taking to Instagram, Kangana shared a bunch of pictures of her grandmother with herself. Sharing the photos, Kangana also dropped a heartfelt note.

Kangana Ranaut on Saturday (November 9, 2024) revealed that she lost her nani (grandmother) Indrani Thakur on Friday night. Taking to Instagram, Kangana shared a bunch of pictures of her grandmother with herself. Sharing the photos, Kangana also dropped a heartfelt note.

Kangana in her post wrote, “Last night my grandmother Indrani Thakur ji passed away. The whole family is in mourning. Please pray for them” In another post, Kangana revealed that just a few days ago, her nani had been cleaning her room when she suffered a brain stroke, leaving her bedridden.

“A few days ago she was cleaning her room and she got a brain stroke, this made her bedridden and it was beyond painful to her in that condition. She lived a wonderful life and became such an inspiration for all of us. She will always be in our DNA and in our appearances and she will always be remembered,” she wrote.

Kangana also reminisced about how her nani had tirelessly worked to ensure that her daughters were not only educated but also empowered to pursue successful careers after marriage. “My Nani was a remarkable woman, she had 5 children. Nana ji had limited resources, yet she made sure all of her children got high education in good institutions, and she insisted that even her married daughters should work and have a careers of their own; even her daughters got government jobs a rare feat in those days, all of her 5 children, including women, had their own careers, she was very proud of her children careers,” Kangana recalled.

She also shared several pictures with her nani. In one of the images, Kangana can be seen sitting by her grandmother’s bedside.
Meanwhile, on the film front, Kangana is waiting for the release of her film ‘Emergency’, which delves into the life of Indira Gandhi, who imposed a 21-month emergency period from 1975 to 1977.

With ANI Inputs