Who is the director of the movie Dear Dad?

Dear Dad is a 2016 drama film written and directed by Tanuj Bhramar. The film narrates the tale of a father-son duo – 14 year old Shivam (Himanshu Sharma), and his 45 year old dad Nitin (Arvind Swamy). The film released on 13 May 2016. The film is one of the few in india to display homosexuality.

What did my father look like when he died?

During the last few days, the tips of his fingers turned blue. His skin smelled different. His breath gradually became a rasp, then a rattle. It sounded awful. We were sure he was in pain. The doctor reassured us he wasn’t; this was a human body dying naturally, shutting down, one bit at a time.

Why was my father in pain when he died?

We were sure he was in pain. The doctor reassured us he wasn’t; this was a human body dying naturally, shutting down, one bit at a time. We had not, of course, talked about any of this with Dad beforehand; we had no plans for this, no idea of what he might have wanted. It would have been a very difficult conversation. ‘We soothe souls.’

What was the process of my father’s death?

The process, though, did not feel that way at all, at least not to me. Dad had been bedridden for months and was in a nursing home. He stopped eating one day, then started slipping in and out of consciousness. Soon he stopped drinking.

When did my dad die and how long did he live?

Emily is an English Literature graduate who works as a Medical Copywriter in London. At the end of my first year of university my dad was diagnosed with leukaemia. Two weeks before my final year began, he died. On January 3rd 2012 he was given 2 months to live, and he finally passed on August 31st.

During the last few days, the tips of his fingers turned blue. His skin smelled different. His breath gradually became a rasp, then a rattle. It sounded awful. We were sure he was in pain. The doctor reassured us he wasn’t; this was a human body dying naturally, shutting down, one bit at a time.

How did Emily cope with her dad’s death?

When Emily was studying at university her dad passed away. She blogs about her experience of grief and how she coped. Emily is an English Literature graduate who works as a Medical Copywriter in London. At the end of my first year of university my dad was diagnosed with leukaemia. Two weeks before my final year began, he died.

Why was it so hard for my dad to die?

He believed that because he was dying I should be paying more interest in him and his achievements and his opinions and insights. I believed that because he was dying he should be paying more interest in me and my achievements and my opinions and insights.