After Akshay Kumar ‘Ms.
Aruna Bhatia died of a prolonged disease this morning, Ajay Devgn took her twitter handle to lament the loss of the actor’s mother.
Retweeting emotional update Akshay Kumar about the death of his mother, Ajay wrote, “Akki darling, sincere condolences to your mother died.
Hopefully the soul of Arunaji to find eternal peace.
Condolences to you & your family.
Om Shanti.”
Akki darling, sincere condolences to your mother died.
Hopefully Arunaji’s soul to find lasting peace.
Condolences …
https://t.co/qlep6ob4yc— Ajay Devgn (@ajaydevgn) 1631076337000
Previously today, Akshay shared, “he is my core.
And today I feel unbearable pain at the core of my existence.
Maa I am a peaceful Aruna Bhatia smt leaving this world today and reunited with my father in another world.
I respect Your prayers when I and my family live this period.
Om Shanti.
”

On Monday, Akshay Kumar returned to Mumbai from London, for his mother who was sick Aruna Bhatia.
The actor shot ‘Cindrella’ with Ranjit Tewari in the capital when he made a sudden decision to fly again.
According to the news portal, Ms.
Akshay Kumar was not healthy and was treated in the ICU in a hospital in Mumbai.
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Kumar died, calling it ‘unbearable pain’
Then, he had shared an update on his mother and urged his fans to pray for him in an emotional note.
He wrote, “touches beyond the words with your concern for my mother’s health.
This is a very difficult time for me and my family.
Every prayer you will be very helpful.”
Touching beyond words with your concern for my mother’s health.
This is a very difficult hour for me and my family.
Every sin …
https://t.co/ep4GxFRK9S— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) 1631017686000
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Meanwhile, several other celebrities also sent condolences to Akshay and their families during their difficult times.
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