The entertainment industry often spotlights glamour, but actress Nimrat Kaur brings a sobering reminder of sacrifice. Her father, Major Bhupendra Singh, was martyred in Kashmir 32 years ago, kidnapped by militants who he defied till the end. Just 44, his stand against terror earned the prestigious Shaurya Chakra after death.
Hailing from Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, Major Singh’s memory lives on through a statue in his hometown and a memorial at the site of his heroism in Kashmir. On his death anniversary, Nimrat took to Instagram, posting old family pictures and monument snaps that stirred emotions nationwide.
‘Papa came from humble beginnings, worked hard to excel, and served as an exemplary father, husband, and lion-hearted soldier,’ her caption read. Fearless even facing death, his final act of bravery inspires generations. She expressed profound thanks to the Army and local authorities for preserving his legacy in Ganganagar and Kashmir’s sacred earth.
‘His sacrifice, courage, ethos, and fortitude remain alive in soldiers’ tales and our hearts,’ Nimrat reflected. Amidst personal grief, she extended prayers to all who died for the motherland, proudly declaring her lineage. This heartfelt homage underscores the personal cost of national service, touching countless lives.