Comments on: Unforgettable Nirmala Sipani and sweet ‘Lapsi’

By: sid

sid — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 09:57:06 +0000

It is a nice poem. It expresses so many rich emotions…a heart touching poem and I like the way you make the most simple things look so attractive and interesting…I don’t know Nimmi, but i will miss you…

By: Shanti Chordia

Shanti Chordia — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:50:15 +0000

I keep reading this blog again and again, whenever I feel very jitteried – There seems to be no rationale – I knew ( i typed know – in the present tense !) Nimmiji for quite some time, and lot of memories of our trip to mumbai, in the mayra fn.
But life decides otherwise.
God bless, she is always around.
Shanti

By: AJIT

AJIT — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 16:50:34 +0000

It is a nice poem. It expresses so many rich emotions…a heart touching poem.

By: Swapna

Swapna — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 12:38:49 +0000

Dear Pratibha,
One of the most poignant tributes I have ever read… my condolences to Nimmi’s entire family and everyone touched by her life.

By: Shubha

Shubha — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 06:54:43 +0000

Hi Pratibha,
Your post brought back vivid memories of Nimmi… thanks. As Rakhi approaches, my heart too goes out to those three brothers who so adored her. I have not seen such devotion and affection as in the bond between Nimmi and her brothers.
It was nice going through your blog and I really enjoyed it. Anything to do with cooking fascinates me, and I like the way you make the most simple things look so attractive and interesting.
Shubha Chordia

By: Rujip

Rujip — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 16:05:04 +0000

Words fall short after going through this page…I look at it and wonder what to write…should I comment on the love of a niece towards her motherly “bhua” as expressed in the poem, or should I comment about the sweet, caring and exceptionally humble natured Nimmi?
One thing is for sure Nimmi, if you can read this from wherever you are now, I am sure you would love it. What a lovely family you had, your parents, brothers, and all – a necklace you wore with nieces such as Meetha like the perfect pendant…closest to your heart. Life is sometimes unfair, it seems…but we know in our wisdom that it is not…it has reasons we can’t fathom in our limited understanding.
I don’t know Nimmi, we all miss you…you were one of the most cherished and loved ones in your family and among those who knew you.
May God give strength to all those who feel her lose all the time.

By: Mrittyunjai R

Mrittyunjai R — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 20:10:09 +0000

She was so caring and simple that she lives and will always live in the hearts of her loved ones…I miss her a lot!!! And ya, though love cannot be fully expressed in words, Meetha has designed and well captured her emotions, for her Bhua, in the form of that lovely poem…truly nice!

By: ABBAS

ABBAS — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 08:19:05 +0000

After reading the poem, I can understand the true affection between an aunt and her niece. I will pray for Meetha’s bhua…to continue the love shower…

By: Viji

Viji — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 04:32:16 +0000

Meetha had expressed her love towards her BHUA in such a way that we can imagine how much she misses her. BHUA’s blessing will always be for Meetha. May Nimmi’s soul rest in peace.

By: R.K.

R.K. — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 14:13:38 +0000

We have also been associated with that divine soul who was always charming and highly courteous…
Arriving to and leaving this human existence is beyond one’s design, but what one does during this period of life is determined by how people around remember them…and we can see and feel personally the void Babyji (as Nimmi was fondly called by many of us) has left in each of our hearts.
Raju & Lalita Sanklecha