neerja movie what was the last message to her mother

I completed my schooling from Sacred Heart School in Chandigarh, and fared moderately well in all subjects which got me pampered by my parents all the more as ghar ki sab se chhoti, laadli. I was made to feel special in every single way and they got me all the things of joy and treasure even before I named them. I was told that papa was on top of the world after hearing about my arrival from the maternity ward matron and gave her a double thanks along with a box of motichoor sweets.

The overflowing amniotic fluid hazed out my vision, hence I preferred keeping my eyes closed, and the umbilical cord helped me derive oxygen and the essential nutrients, so it lessened my effort in breathing and eating, thus survival and growth was easy. For the very first time, I felt a human touch, that of the doctor's on my tender skin after nine months of imprisonment inside a closed compartment that cushioned my organs to develop. It was September 7, 1962, my mummy brought me to earth. Mummy always had the last word one call out - 'Khaana lag gaya hai', and nobody dared a delay in reaching the dinner table. When papa came back late from office, my brothers, Akhil and Aneesh finally stopped fighting over their playtime issues. My dearest mummy fasted endlessly, but her exhausted body never faltered in carrying out the household duties with utmost sincerity and dedication. They even visited Sati Mata temple of Hoshiarpur, in Hariana, and performed various rituals. They prayed day after day hoping for a baby girl. After being blessed with two sons, they had been longing for a daughter for quite some time. My papa, late Harish Bhanot was a journalist, and my mummy, Rama Bhanot, a homemaker. I came from a middle class Hindu Brahmin family based in Chandigarh.

Neerja movie what was the last message to her mother