‘Come In My Dreams Every Day’: Satish Kaushik’s Daughter Vanshika’s Emotional Letter Is Sure To Wail You Up

The veteran actor Satish Kaushik left for his heavenly abode on March 9. His untimely demise came as a shock to everyone. He was in Gurugram when he suffered a heart attack. He was brought to Mumbai, where his last rites were performed. With his death, he left a huge void in the hearts of everyone.

ANUPAM KHER HOSTS A MUSICAL NIGHT TO CELEBRATE SATISH KAUSHIK ON HIS BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

On his birth anniversary yesterday, April 13, his close friend Anupam Kher decided to celebrate his glorious life instead of mourning his death. He hosted a musical night for his dearest friend, which was attended by several celebs from the Bollywood fraternity as well as the late actor's wife and his 10-year-old daughter Vanshika.

To mark the occasion, Vanshika read an emotional letter that she had written for her daddy dearest, leaving everyone teary-eyed. She had written the letter to the late actor when his body was being taken to perform the last rites.

The letter was also cremated along with the mortal remains. At that time, Anupam had asked Vanshika, what she wrote in that letter, and to this, she replied, she will tell him when the time is right. So, at the event yesterday, she read the letter from a photo of the letter that she had on her phone.

VANSHIKA'S LETTER FOR DADDY DEAREST

As quoted by Etimes, the 10-year-old, Vanshika read, "Hello Papa, I know that now you are no more, but I want you to know that I will always be there for you. Your friends taught me to be strong, but I can't live without you. I miss you so much. If I knew this was going to happen, I would miss school just to spend time with you. I wish I could have hugged you once. You are still in my heart. Like we see in the movies, I wish there is a miracle, and you are alive."

Vanshika made everyone emotional with her innocent letter. At the event, Vanshika even shared her favorite memory with her dad and said, "When I wouldn't be in a good mood and he would tell me, Vanshika do you want to go on a lunch date to JW Mariott? And then he would take me there. He would make me laugh with his weird dance movies. Also, when mom scolded me, he secretly did my math homework."