Mika Singh celebrates Diwali in Delhi with an emotional message on cherishing loved ones: “Jo aaj hamare saath hain, unhe bhi toh humara pyaar aur waqt milna chahiye”
Mika Singh celebrated Diwali in Delhi this year with his family, friends, team members and staff. The occasion brought everyone together for a celebration centred on love, togetherness and gratitude. However, the festivities also came after a period of personal reflection for the singer, who opened up about dealing with the loss of some of his close friends.
In an emotional message, Mika revealed that he had initially decided against celebrating Diwali this year. The loss of a few people close to him had left him feeling deeply saddened, making it difficult for him to find the enthusiasm to celebrate the festival. He acknowledged that losing people who hold a special place in our lives can sometimes affect the way we look at festivals and other special occasions.
However, with time, the singer began looking at things from a different perspective. Reflecting on the people who continue to be a part of his life, he realised the importance of valuing those who stand by us, offer their love and support, and remain present through different phases of life.
Sharing his thoughts, Mika said, “Jo chale gaye, shayad Bhagwan ko unki zarurat thi… Lekin jo aaj hamare saath hain, unhe bhi toh humara pyaar aur waqt milna chahiye.”
The singer’s message highlighted the importance of cherishing the people around us while we have the opportunity. While remembering those who are no longer with us is natural, he emphasised that we should also make time for the people who continue to share our journey. According to him, expressing love, creating memories and making our loved ones feel valued should not be something we keep postponing.
Eventually, Mika decided to celebrate Diwali with his loved ones in Delhi. He also offered prayers for everyone, including the friends he has lost, wishing them happiness, good health, peace and prosperity.
Through his emotional note, Mika shared a reminder that festivals are not only about lights and celebrations but also about relationships, gratitude and appreciating the people who make our lives meaningful. His message encouraged everyone to celebrate life, express love and make the most of the time they have with their loved ones.
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