Mahesh Bhatt became emotional on the success of nephew Mohit Suri, said, your journey has made my old belief true.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Veteran Bollywood filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt is known for his outspoken opinions as well as his sensitivity. Recently on the podcast of his daughter Pooja Bhatt, nephew and famous director Mohit Suri Mahesh Bhatt got choked up after listening to the conversation. Mohit’s recent blockbuster film ‘Saiyaara’ Looking at the historic success of and his 20 years of struggling journey, Mahesh Bhatt has shared a very emotional note. He said that Mohit’s success is not just the victory of a film, but the victory of the deep struggle and pain that he has seen very closely.

‘Felt like a noose around my neck’… Pooja Bhatt shared her father’s message

Pooja Bhatt shared on her Instagram the message of father Mahesh Bhatt, which he had written for Mohit Suri. Bhatt Saheb wrote, “Mohit, while listening to your entire conversation with Pooja, a lump got stuck in my throat. Even though laughter and energy were visible on the surface, beneath it was flowing a silent stream of pain and memories, the full burden of which perhaps only I have seen.” He further said that Mohit has now created his own identity and is moving forward with dignity without any noise.

‘Simba’s roar is louder than Mufasa’… proud of Saira’s success

Mahesh Bhatt compared Mohit’s film ‘Sayara’ with his cult classic film ‘Aashiqui’. “Simba’s roar surpasses even Mufasa,” he said proudly. According to Bhatt Sahab, Mohit had given him a new life with ‘Aashiqui 2’, but with ‘Sayara’ he has created a world of his own and found his original voice. Describing Mohit as the real heir of his legacy, he said that now it is Mohit’s turn to shine.

‘We are not a story, life itself is a story’

In his note, Mahesh Bhatt explained his philosophy of life and wrote, “Your journey has confirmed what I understood long ago—none of us is a ‘story’, but life itself is the real story. We are just adding our notes to its great music.” He further wrote, “When the sun was on me, I sang my song. Now the light is on you, live it to the fullest because before the sun sets, it shares its light with others.”