A little girl’s emotional goodbye to Lord Ganesha during Ganpati visarjan has won hearts online. In a video, she can be heard telling Bappa to eat properly, take care of himself and return next year. Her innocent mention of packing curd rice in his tiffin has left viewers emotional.
“Looking at her feels like looking at my past. “This reminds me of my childhood days. One viewer summed up the emotion behind the video: “We all feel the same way. We’re all just pretending to be adults.” (Disclaimer: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.)
I still cry when he leaves,” a viewer said. So pure,” another person said.
Phir se bolo, khaana kha lo,” her mother tells her. (Also Read: Gen Z quits ₹ 15 LPA job to open Delhi cafe, says business is now in loss: ‘Invested ₹ 30 lakh of my savings’ ) The child then repeats the words, asking Bappa to eat properly. The video was shared by Instagram user @maahideepalikiheer with the caption, “Bappa, eat well, take care of yourself. I’ve packed curd rice in your tiffin. Love you, Bappa. See you next year. In the clip, the little girl is seen speaking to the Ganpati idol as her mother gently prompts her to say goodbye. “Bol do achhe se, bol do. Her mother continues to guide her, telling her to say, “Achhe se khaana khaana. Apna dhyaan rakhna. She then reminds the girl to tell Bappa about the food packed for him. As the farewell continues, she becomes emotional and starts crying. Her mother comforts her and asks her to say bye to Bappa. She also tells her not to look back and encourages her to keep moving. Watch the full video below: The video prompted emotional reactions from viewers, with several saying the little girl’s goodbye reminded them of their own childhood. “Aww sweet baby. Ganpati Bappa Morya,” read one comment.
“Ismein maine dahi rice diya hai,” her mother says, prompting the child to repeat it. The little girl is also told to say, “Jaldi se aana next year. “Ab ro-o mat, chalo bye karo, bye,” her mother says. The child then continues with her goodbye as her mother says, “I love you. “I also got tears,” one person wrote. “Who can hold the tears when Bappa goes back,” another commented. He will definitely relish the dahi rice you packed for him,” another wrote. (Also Read: 34-year-old NRI seeks advice on moving to Bengaluru with ₹ 38 crore: ‘We want the FatFIRE lifestyle’ ) “Purest form of love.
