Abhirami's Emotional Note After Her Father's Demise: 'During Darkest Hours, We Held Our Hands Tight' 

Amrutha Suresh and Abhirami Suresh are Malayalees' favourite star sisters. Both singers are known to the audience through reality shows.

In 2020, Amrutha and Abhirami entered as contestants in the second season of the Malayalam reality television game show Bigg Boss Malayalam season 2. Both are active on social media, and their posts often make news. Amrutha and Abhirami are now going through the most difficult phase of their lives.

Their father, Suresh, passed away last week. He was a well-known flute player. He suffered a stroke and died while undergoing treatment. In the wake of her father's departure, Abhirami's words on social media went viral. 'I pray to be born again as your daughter, my guardian angel, my guru, my light, my best friend, my everything, and my father,' Abhirami wrote.

Now, Abhirami Suresh has once again shared an emotional note. Abhirami has written about how she was able to start her business venture before her father's death. The star's words are as follows:

"Before Acha departing us, I had the luckiest blessing of having my parents inaugurate my dream project, my business venture Cafe Uutopia."

"We didn't have a fancy inaugural ceremony but kept it the most divine with my parents and sister gracing the moment with their true blessings in my new journey."

"At home, we all had our love language so connected with food. My father loved to explore fine food. He would bring home street food without even having to tell him our cravings through our blissful telepathic connection. I hope you all know that my mother cooks brilliantly. After our little tiffs at home, Amma would make us her special dishes, and that would be the end of our little fights, and we would all hug and laugh again at some joke."

"So I'm humbled and grateful to my family for having shown me the light and led me here with a lot of art and goodness instilled in my heart. And I thank my parents for supporting me in this risky but heartfelt decision of mine to be an entrepreneur! "As I write this post, my father isn't with us, but I have a million blissful memories with my Achan."

During The Hardest Of Times We Held Our Hands Tight

"He and my mom made us good humans, and even during the hardest of times and during the brutal media attacks and darkest hours, we all held our hands tight and told ourselves, We know what we believe in, we know our true side of reality, and we will never be disregarded by the almighty."

"It is said that God takes away his favourites before they finish their humanly days on earth, and our father, our dearest guru, and our best friend will watch us and guide us through the journey ahead just like he was there; he will just be there holding our hands."

"Thank you to each of you for your kind words and condolences addressed. I wasn't able to personally respond to you all. But do include us in your prayers, and please pray for our father's peaceful afterlife. I'm sending prayers and wellness to you all. Love and prayers," Abhirami wrote in her Facebook post.