Arjun Kapoor and Anshula pen heartbreaking notes on mom’s 10th death anniversary, say life is unfair

Arjun Kapoor and Anshula Kapoor shared childhood photos and remembered their mother, Mona Shourie, on her death anniversary (March 25). The two also penned emotional notes and wrote how much they miss her.

Arjun Kapoor and sister Anshula Kapoor were primarily raised by their mother, Mona Shourie, after she and Boney Kapoor got divorced. Naturally, she made up Arjun and Anshula’s world. Sadly, she passed away due to cancer on March 25, 2012. Today, on her 10th death anniversary, Arjun and Anshula penned heartbreaking notes in her memory.

Arjun Kapoor was extremely close to his mother. Mona Shourie Kapoor. He penned a long and emotional note on her death anniversary and shared with a childhood photo where he can be seen in his mother’s arms.

The actor wrote, “That’s where we will meet again Maa... up there from where you watch over ansh & me... I miss you can’t wait to see u again get held by u one more time hear ur voice one more time see u smile one more time... I’ll see u soon... 10 years since I saw u last... everything in this life is redundant & pointless... the success the failure the good the bad they all remind me of not having u here... life is unfair... it’s been unkind...u were taken away to early to see ur sacrifices pay off (sic).”

He added, “Everyone looks at my face and says I don’t smile enough but how to tell them that my smile left me 10 years back... who will understand that without u around I don’t know what I am without u around I don’t function like a normal kid without u around I’m unable to just be ok... anyway enough of my rant for today... todays a s*** day, tomorrow might be better or worse... but I won’t have u around to help me deal with it I’ll just have to fight it on my own and hope ur watching from above and are proud of Arjun your warrior (sic).”

Anshula Kapoor also remembered her mother. Recalling the good memories, she wrote about missing her. The note read, “Today is one of those days when I really don’t want to get out of bed. I miss this. I miss us. I miss the everyday mundane things we did together. I miss us being together. I miss sitting cross legged on your bed, eating dinner and watching TV. I miss talking your ears off non stop for hours. I miss waiting for you to come home from work so that we could talk about our days and just be. I miss you telling bhai and me to stop arguing. I miss eating Natural’s ice cream with you. I miss you reminding me to wear sunscreen. I miss laughing at lame jokes with you. I miss dreaming dreams with you. I miss feeling your love surround me like a blanket - its how I felt whenever you smiled at me. I miss how safe and loved I felt with you next to me. I miss your voice, I miss your hugs, I miss your hand on my head, your fingers running through my hair. You were my person even before I could understand the true meaning of what that meant. 10 years ago today, our world as we knew it shattered and ceased to exist. 10 years ago today, I held your hand for the last time. I miss you Ma. Can you feel me missing you (sic)?”