Sutapa Sikdar shares pic of Irrfan Khan's grave with Louise Gluck's lines on life & death

Irrfan Khan's wife Sutapa Sikdar took to her Instagram handle to share a picture of her husband's grave in Mumbai. Decorated in bed of roses, Sutapa celebrated both 'life and death' using American poet and bel Prize winner Louise Gluck's lines.

bel Prize for literature was awarded to American poet Louise Glück on Thursday “for her unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal.” prize was anunced in Stockholm by Mats Malm, permanent secretary of Swedish Acemy.

Sutapa wrote, "n y're in cemetery, some of m
for first time. y're frightened of crying,
sometimes of t crying. Someone leans over,
tells m what to do next, which might mean
saying a few words, sometimes
throwing dirt in open grave." [sic]

A few days back, Shekhar Suman took to his Twitter handle and shared a picture of Irrfan Khan’s grave. picture shared by Shekhar Suman was originally shared by Irrfan Khan’s son Babil Khan on his Instagram.

He furr asked, does it teach anything about life? And explained that after all fame and ulation, international acclaim, you lie alone in what he referred to as an ‘unkempt’ grave. Shekhar Suman in his tweet also urged entertainment industry saying, “Can industry wake up and at least get this place done in white marble wid a loving epitaph?”. 

Going by Sutapa's latest post, looks like changes have been me to Irrfan's grave and have been kept in much better condition than before.

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