Arjun Bijlani pens down an emotional note remembering his late father-in-law; says 'Neha aur Ayaan ka poora Dhyaan rakhoonga'

Arjun Bijlani, his wife Neha Swami are getting going through a difficult time as they lost an important person of the life. Arjun's father-in-law, Rakesh Chandra Swami recently passed away due to a sudden stroke. The actor shared a heartfelt note to pay his respect to his late father-in-law, who has been his wife and his strong support system. In his note, Arjun mentioned that he will always cherish the words of wisdom from him over the years. He also assured that he would look after his wife Neha and their son Ayaan, stepping up in the absence of this important figure in their lives.

He took to his Instagram account and wrote an emotional note, he said, "Om Shanti Papa !! Aap ki batein aur seek hamesha hamare saath Rahengi ..!! Neha aur Ayaan ka poora Dhyaan rakhoonga chinta mat karna ..(!! Your words of wisdom and advice will always stay with us ..!! I will take full care of Neha and Ayaan, don't worry.) !! Love u always !! Sri Rakesh Chandra Swami !! 1956 - 2026 . !! #omshanti (sic)."



Along with the note, he shared a series of throwback photos of their fond memories together.

Arjun and wife recently held a prayer meet in the city on January 5. It was attended by close family members and friends. Arjun's close friends and colleagues from the industry arrived at the prayer meet to pray for the departed soul. Celebrities like Mouni Roy, Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain, Isha Malviya, Aamir Ali, Sana Makbul, Ravie Dubey, Eisha Singh and others attended the prayer meet to show their love and support for the actor and his family during this difficult time.




For the uninitiated, Arjun’s father-in-law was admitted to the hospital on December 29 after suffering a brain stroke and on December 30, he was placed on a ventilator. Earlier Arjun Bijlani and his wife Neha were in Dubai for New Year celebrations. However, after hearing about his health, they rushed back to Mumbai. Unfortunately, he passed away on January 1 at the age of 73.