On Sunday, Neetu Kapoor posted a touching tribute to her late husband, actor Rishi Kapoor, on social media. Neetu said she misses the noise after Rishi's passing while displaying a photo of him with his eyes closed and a finger on his lips. Months after being deemed cancer-free, Rishi passed away on April 30 of the following year, 2020.
On Instagram, Neetu posted a black-and-white photo of Rishi Kapoor with the caption, "Miss your noise (red heart emoticon), it's too quiet (confused face emoji)." Soon after, her loved ones, friends, and supporters commented on the post to express their support.
Lots of love, Saba Ali Khan wrote in a comment on the article. Heart emojis were used in the comments section by Huma Qureshi, Maniesh Paul, Gaurav Kapur, and fashion designer Manish Malhotra. "Awwwww," producer Tanujj Garg penned. He is always near you, a supporter wrote to Neetu. Your souls are linked and always able to communicate with one another. Simply shut your eyes and sense his presence. Eternal love, another person said. I wish you more love and peace. "He is living in our hearts forever," someone wrote.
When Rishi Kapoor's birth anniversary came around last month, Neetu published a post about it. Happy birthday was that entire she had written on a vintage photo she had shared of the two of them looking awkwardly together. While Neetu was clad in a vibrant fur stole, Rishi was seen in the photo sporting a pair of enormous glasses.
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The baby shower for Neetu's daughter-in-law Alia Bhatt was held earlier this week. Her first child with husband Ranbir Kapoor is due soon, says the actress. The ceremony was only attended by a select group of close friends and family.
Earlier this year, Neetu returned to acting. The family drama JugJugg Jeeyo featured her alongside Anil Kapoor. Additionally, Maniesh Paul, Kiara Advani, and Varun Dhawan appeared in the movie.
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