Dia
Mirza
recently
expressed
her
disappointment
in
a
candid
interview
of
not
being
able
to
inherit
any
of
her
late
German
father's
belongings.
Dia's
father
was
a
German
artist
named
Frank
Handrich
while
her
mother,
Deepa
is
a
Bengali
interior
designer.
The
actress'
parents
had
separated
when
she
was
5
years
of
age
after
which
her
mother
remarried
Ahmed
Mirza.
Dia's
biological
father
Handrich
passed
away
when
she
was
nine
years
old.
Mirza
revealed
in
the
interview
that
all
of
her
father's
belongings
were
inherited
by
her
step-brother
instead.
Talking
to
Harper
Bazaar
about
the
same,
Dia
Mirza
said,
"All
of
his
belongings
went
to
my
step-brother
who
was
born
after
he
left.
Some
years
ago,
my
step-brother
came
to
Bombay
to
visit
my
mum
and
me,
and
I
was
showing
him
around
the
house.
He
walked
into
the
corridor
where
I
have
lots
of
photographs,
and
there
is
one
of
me
as
a
baby
with
my
parents.
At
that
moment,
all
the
years
of
pain
and
baggage
I
was
carrying,
about
wanting
my
father's
things,
disappeared...
I
realised
what
I
had
was
even
more
precious,
which
is
my
memories
of
him."
The
actress
had
visited
her
father's
ancestral
home
in
Germany
back
in
the
year
2018
and
had
also
met
his
extended
relatives.
The
Rehnaa
Hai
Terre
Dil
Mein
actress
had
shared
some
heartwarming
pictures
while
posing
with
her
German
relatives
from
her
father's
side
on
her
social
media
handle.
She
had
also
revealed
in
an
earlier
interview
with
Miss
Malini
how
affected
she
was
with
her
parent's
divorce.
Dia
Mirza
had
revealed
to
Miss
Malini
saying,
"I
was
very
much
attached
to
my
father
at
the
age
of
4,
he
was
my
hero.
In
Lage
Raho
Munna
Bhai,
the
shot
where
I
am
talking
about
how
my
father
has
lied
to
me
in
the
cab
with
Jimmy
(Shergil),
on
how
disappointed
I
am
with
that
lie,
I
say
he
is
my
Hero.
That
line
came
because
I
always
perceived
my
father
as
a
hero." Meanwhile,
on
the
personal
front,
the
Salam
Mumbai
actress
had
recently
welcomed
her
son
Avyaan
in
May
this
year
with
her
husband
Vaibhav
Rekhi.