Dilip Kumar died in the early hours of July 7, but six days later, the guests continued to visit his residence to offer condolences to Saira Banu.
The former actress and wife of The Thespian guard the brave fronties even though close friends and relatives say that she was completely destroyed and found it difficult to come up with reality.
Saira Banu has now expressed his gratitude by extinguishing the sign outside his home and thanked the Chairman of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray along with Sharad Pawar, Aditya Thackeray, Sachin AHIR, a resident of Pali Hill and Mumbai Police for their support in helping to provide seamless separation to dilip Kumar.
Main Minister Uddhav Thackeray has visited Saira Banu to offer condolences and his late husband and actor Dilip Kumar was given a country funeral that touched millions of fans from all over the world.
As usual, Saira Banu has not mentioned his name as signed by the signage but calls himself Mrs.
Dilip Kumar.
Not long ago, while talking to Toi about his devotion to mistake Kumar and his family, “In all humility, I felt I did what most women did in India.
It is a virtue we are endowed in our parenting by our parents.
I don’t know Must say what when I was praised for the care and attention I gave to Saheb.
It wasn’t something I did to get Brownies points as a wife.
Praise made me wonder if I was the only wife who devoted her time to care for her husband and her family , which is his family from the day he became his wife.
Of course, I am not the only thing.
In my case, the whole world knows now that Dilip Saheb is the Kohinoor that I created by God in answering my prayers since the age of 12 when I fell in love to him and want to marry me.
He is everything for me and gladly I spend Every second with it on the side 24/7.
As for taking care of his family, I tried to expand the same size of care to them that Saheb had given since he began to assume responsibility as a brother and father.
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Saira Banu’s attitude certainly reflects the elegance and mercy with him he handles this sorrow.
