I forget to put comma between the laugh Emoji and the further sentence.. laugh emoji was for the post and then was my sentiments pls don`t misunderstand
I’m sorry to hear about your Dadu.
It sounds like he was a special person in your life. Even though he may not be physically with you,
the memories and love you shared will always be in your heart.
Take comfort in the moments you had together and the wisdom he passed on to you. 🌟🕊️
I have not seen him he died at 62 only and father tell everything about him always says if he was there this could be and so many sort of things and when he died my father was in Kargil so he felt that he was unable to see his dad … So my father misses him and tell his stories about his way of talking behaving and if he would present now he would teach us leassons much more good morals and alll
It sounds like your Dadu was a remarkable person, deeply cherished by your family.
Losing someone so significant leaves an indelible mark, and it’s natural for your father to reminisce about him
and wish he were still around, especially during important moments like his absence during your father’s deployment.
Sharing stories and memories about him is a beautiful way to keep his spirit alive and continue learning
from his wisdom and example. Your father’s love and admiration for his father shine through in his words,
showing the enduring bond between them. 🌟🙏
Retiredकलम 
😅by seeing you I miss my Dadu… I wish he could be with us🙇♀️🕉️🙏
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I forget to put comma between the laugh Emoji and the further sentence.. laugh emoji was for the post and then was my sentiments pls don`t misunderstand
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Don’t worry , Be happy.❤️❤️
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I’m sorry to hear about your Dadu.
It sounds like he was a special person in your life. Even though he may not be physically with you,
the memories and love you shared will always be in your heart.
Take comfort in the moments you had together and the wisdom he passed on to you. 🌟🕊️
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I have not seen him he died at 62 only and father tell everything about him always says if he was there this could be and so many sort of things and when he died my father was in Kargil so he felt that he was unable to see his dad … So my father misses him and tell his stories about his way of talking behaving and if he would present now he would teach us leassons much more good morals and alll
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It sounds like your Dadu was a remarkable person, deeply cherished by your family.
Losing someone so significant leaves an indelible mark, and it’s natural for your father to reminisce about him
and wish he were still around, especially during important moments like his absence during your father’s deployment.
Sharing stories and memories about him is a beautiful way to keep his spirit alive and continue learning
from his wisdom and example. Your father’s love and admiration for his father shine through in his words,
showing the enduring bond between them. 🌟🙏
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terrifying…🤭🤭 have a funny day sir! 😘😁👋
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