YouTuber Bhuvan Bam shared a piece of heartbreaking news on Saturday. The internet sensation’s parents passed away. The 26-year-old penned a long note about his mom and dad who died due to Covid-19 related complications. With a series of photos, Bhuvan talked about unanswered questions and how it has now created a void in his family.
He wrote, “Lost both my lifelines to covid. Aai aur Baba ke bina kuch bhi pehle jaisa nahi rahega. Ek mahine mein sab bikhar chuka hai. Ghar, sapne, sab kuch. Meri aai mere pass nahi hai, baba mere saath nahi hain. Ab shuru se jeena seekhna padega. Mann nahi kar raha. Was I a good son? Did I do enough to save them? I’ll have to live with these questions forever. Can’t wait to see them again. I wish the day comes soon.”
[Translatioin: Nothing will remain the same without mom and dad. In one mother, everything fell apart. Home, dreams, everything. My mom is not with me, my dad is not with me. I will have learn to live again but don’t want.]
Many internet celebs like Komal Pandey wrote, “I’m so sorry for your loss, Bhuvan. Sending so much love & healing your way.”
Carry Minati wrote, “Always here for you bhaiya”. Casting director Mukesh Chhabra offered his condolences and wrote, “Oh I am so so so sorry…shocked.”
YouTuber Ashish Chanchalani consoled Bhuvan and commented, “Shocked and devastated. Hum sab tere saath hai bhai, hamesha rahenge Nobody can be at your place Nobody can know the pain you are going through They loved you so much bhuvan, main aur meri puri family ke prayers unke saath hai Om shanti”.
Actor Rajkummar Rao wrote, “I’m so sorry for your loss bhai. You’ve done a lot. I’ve seen it first hand. We did whatever we could but nobody can change what’s written in the destiny. Being someone who has lost both his parents, I can tell you they will never leave you, their blessing will always be with you. May god give you strength bhai. I’m always there.”
In November 2020, Bhuvan had contracted Covid-19. However, he recovered from it. Later, at the beginning of his year, both his parents tested positive for the novel coronavirus but both passed away in a month’s gap.
