Malaika Arora’s father has passed away
Malaika Arora’s father Anil Arora has passed away. On Wednesday, September 11, 2024, he committed suicide by jumping from the roof of his building. Malaika’s father Anil was from a Punjabi Hindu family and her mother Joyce Polycarp was a Malayali Christian. While working in the merchant navy he met Malaika’s mother, fell in love and later married. However, this marriage did not last long. Malaika’s parents divorced when she was 11 years old.
After the divorce, Malaika and her mother shifted from Thane to Chembur area of ​​Mumbai along with her younger sister Amrita. Later, after marrying Arbaaz Khan, Malaika shifted to Bandra and her parents also moved to Bandra.
Divorce changed the way I looked at life
Talking about her parents’ divorce in an interview to Grazia India, Malaika said, “I had a very good childhood, but I wouldn’t say our life was easy. When I look back today, I feel that my life was full of ups and downs. But it’s the hard times that teach you the most important lessons.” He continued, “After my parents’ separation, I got a chance to see my mother in a new light. I learned a lot from her.
Had good bonding with both daughters
It is being said that Malaika’s father was ill for a long time. He was admitted to the hospital in July 2023 last year. Malaika’s father was also absent from her reality series Move In With Malaika, which debuted on Disney Hotstar. Although Malaika Arora’s father stayed away from the media. But he had a good bonding with both his daughters. Malaika was often seen posting photos and videos with her father on Instagram.
Was Malaika’s father stressed?
However, the reason behind Anil Arora’s suicide has not been revealed yet. But according to information received by TV9 Hindi Digital from sources, Malaika’s father has been under stress for some time now. But there is no confirmation from the police or from Malaika and her family. Malaika was in Pune when Anil Arora died. As soon as she heard the news of her father’s death, she immediately left for Mumbai.
