Dabangg actor Sonu Sood has shared a heartfelt message for his mother on her tenth death anniversary. The actor, who has played strong characters on screen and enthralled the audience, is quite emotional on the inside, and we witnessed that side of his on Instagram recently.

Sonu lost his mother ten years back and regrets not being around on her last day. The actor, who has successfully achieved his mother’s dreams to an extent by becoming an actor and performing well in the industry, states that it was his mother who inspired him.

He yearns to hug her once again and wants to be born as her child in the next lives as well.

The actor shared a picture of himself with his mother and the two look adorable. Here is what he had written, “it’s been 10 years..TEN LONG YEARS since I last saw you. I never knew that 13th Oct 2007 will be the most ill fated date in my life. You were my pillar, my strength, my pride someone who knew everything. All that you said years back came true maa. I became an actor, someone who wanted to make his parents proud n I did that to an extent mom, I am still giving my hundred percent n I promise I won’t give up , after all I’m the only son of PROF: Saroj Sood, Someone who taught the whole world how to live their dreams.”

“My only regret in my life, that I will take to my grave will be that I was not around you on ur last day😭 I know u must have wanted me to be there but maa poor you, even u didn’t know that we don’t have time. And you never wanted to bother me also I know that but you should have maa.. u should have bothered me. I would have flown to you and would had never let you go..
Read it somewhere in your books only ” Time is the best healer”. It’s not true maa.. not true at all. There has been not a single day that I didn’t miss you. The scars of your loss are as fresh as they were 10 years ago. N will not change till my last breath. Maa just promise me that u will come as my mom in my every birth Bec now I will have to wait for my next birth to see you fast. God knows when the time will come when I will be able to hug u n cry aloud.”

He ended the note by asking her to take care of herself until he sees her. “Just take care of yourself wherever u are till I see you. Then I will take care of you. Miss u every second maa… love u.”

13th Oct 2017… Dear Mom, it’s been 10 years..TEN LONG YEARS since I last saw you. I never knew that 13th Oct 2007 will be the most ill fated date in my life. You were my pillar, my strength, my pride someone who knew everything. All that you said years back came true maa. I became an actor, someone who wanted to make his parents proud n I did that to an extent mom, I am still giving my hundred percent n I promise I won’t give up , after all I’m the only son of PROF: Saroj Sood, Someone who taught the whole world how to live their dreams. My only regret in my life, that I will take to my grave will be that I was not around you on ur last day😭 I know u must have wanted me to be there but maa poor you, even u didn’t know that we don’t have time. And you never wanted to bother me also I know that but you should have maa.. u should have bothered me. I would have flown to you and would had never let you go.. Read it somewhere in your books only ” Time is the best healer”. It’s not true maa.. not true at all. There has been not a single day that I didn’t miss you. The scars of your loss are as fresh as they were 10 years ago. N will not change till my last breath. Maa just promise me that u will come as my mom in my every birth Bec now I will have to wait for my next birth to see you fast. God knows when the time will come when I will be able to hug u n cry aloud. 😭 Just take care of yourself wherever u are till I see you. Then I will take care of you. Miss u every second maa… love u ❤️

A post shared by Sonu Sood (@sonu_sood) on Oct 12, 2017 at 8:16pm PDT

Sonu is currently shooting for his upcoming film Paltan in Ladakh. The movie is being directed by J P Dutta. He also has two South Indian movies in pipeline.

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