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"I So Painfully Miss You Papa"- Esha Deol Remembers Dharmendra on His Birth Anniversary_我的网站
一 | Esha Deol remembered her father, late actor Dharmendra, on his birth anniversary with a heartbreaking note. The legendary actor breathed his last at the age of 89. Esha took to social media to share some throwback photos and pay an emotional tribute to her father.
She began her note by writing, "To my darling Papa Our pact, the strongest bond . “ us “ through all our lifetimes, all the realms and beyond ….. We are always together papa . Be it heaven or earth . We are one . For now I have very tenderly, carefully & preciously tucked you in my heart … deep deep inside to carry on with me for the rest of this lifetime."
The actress recalled their memories together and expressed her pain over his death. She continued, "The magical precious memories….. life lessons , the teachings, the guidance , the warmth, the unconditional love , the dignity and the strength you have given me as your daughter cannot be replaced or matched by any other. I so painfully miss you papa … your warm protective hugs that felt like the cosiest blanket , holding your soft yet strong hands which had unspoken messages & your voice calling out my name that followed with endless conversations , laughter & shayaris . Your motto “ always be humble , be happy, healthy & strong “
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"I promise to continue your legacy with pride & respect . And I will try my best to spread your love to the millions who love you as I do .
I love you papa
Your darling daughter ,
Your Esha , your Bittu ."
Dharmendra's family organised a prayer meet on the November 27, in Mumbai. Dharmendra, remembered as an icon of Indian cinema, leaves behind a legacy cherished by millions.
Also Read: Exclusive: When Esha Deol Called Dharmendra and Hema Malini Excellent Babysitters。 Taipei, Oct 13 (UNI) A retired tech billionaire in Taipei is standing by his pledge to donate one billion Taiwan dollars ($32 million) to create a civilian army to take on China.
Dressed in a bulletproof vest over a business shirt, Robert Tsao has declared he wants to help his countrymen and women fight against China, BBC reported.
The aim was to train up three million civilian "warriors" -- a seventh of the population -- in three years. Office workers, students, shopkeepers, parents could all learn to pick up a gun; he wants 300,000 sharpshooters.
He brandished a picture of a fresh Taiwan identity card, which he re-applied after renouncing his Singapore passport.
"I think as long as people are in Taiwan, they will be willing to defend their country. They are not afraid of Chinese military aggression," he told the BBC.
Born in China but raised in Taiwan, Tsao created the United Microelectronics Corp semiconductor company, making his fortune in an industry the island is now globally known for.
As a businessman, he had many dealings in China. An ardent student of history, he has been a high-profile voice in policy debates for decades.
In 2007 he championed the idea of a referendum on unification with the mainland. But he is now among an increasing number of Taiwanese who feel they need to prepare for a possible invasion.
The billionaire has also pledged money to develop military drones, critical to Taiwan's "porcupine" defence strategy.
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