Raj Kaushal died of a heart attack in June 2021. The actress said that initially she was not able to talk about her husband without crying. She recently appeared on the 'Humans of Bombay' podcast and shared that the first year after Raj's death was the toughest for her.
However, he said that now things have become a little easier for him.
She said: “There is only one way out of this. Of course, my kids and I think about him every day. It is not that we have forgotten him. The first year was very, very, very, very difficult. It's simply impossible to deal with everything in the first place. First Birthday, First Anniversary, First Diwali, First Christmas, First New Year. The second one is a little easier, the third one is a little easier.”
He further told that there come such moments when the family remembers him because of some song. She revealed that she has gone through the therapy she needed and still does so if needed.
“As humans, we are always in progress. Now I can talk about it. It makes me emotional, but I can do it. There was a time when I couldn't. But I will not break. I started working two months after this happened. I have to support my family and myself. I need to do this for my kids,'' she said.
However, he said that now things have become a little easier for him.
She said: “There is only one way out of this. Of course, my kids and I think about him every day. It is not that we have forgotten him. The first year was very, very, very, very difficult. It's simply impossible to deal with everything in the first place. First Birthday, First Anniversary, First Diwali, First Christmas, First New Year. The second one is a little easier, the third one is a little easier.”
He further told that there come such moments when the family remembers him because of some song. She revealed that she has gone through the therapy she needed and still does so if needed.
“As humans, we are always in progress. Now I can talk about it. It makes me emotional, but I can do it. There was a time when I couldn't. But I will not break. I started working two months after this happened. I have to support my family and myself. I need to do this for my kids,'' she said.
