Akhil Mishra death: Suzanne Bernert pens heartfelt note remembering him; says ‘This was us…’

Suzanne Bernert took to Instagram and penned a heartfelt note for her late husband-actor Akhil Mishra. She also thanked all her fans and followers for all the messages.

Suzanne captioned the post, ‘This was us (broken heart emoji) always engaging with each other, talking, many a times just by a glance ... You were Myme and I was yours (red heart emoji) am overwhelmed by all the love pouring out, and I wish that your love takes his soul ahead to where it is going...like a wave.’

She also added, ‘I am thanking everyone here for all the messages. I hope you can understand I can't answer all (what you know me for), but be assured I am reading the comments and am taking that love and support ..And now usually I would show this post to @akhillmishraa to ask his opinion..something to add or clarify...now I can't anymore ...’ Suzanne also added the hashtags--Akhil Mishra, love of my life, Om symbol, Om Shanti, we all miss you and great actor.’

In the candid photo, Suzanne and Akhil seemed to be engrossed in a conversation as they stood facing each other, holding hands.

Akhil Mishra, best known for his role in ‘3 Idiots’, died after a fall at his residence in Mumbai on September 20. The publicist said Akhil, who had blood pressure issues, succumbed to injuries following the accident in the kitchen.

‘He was on a chair in the kitchen trying to do something when he fell down and hurt his head and back. He was later rushed to the hospital by the family and neighbours. He was still coherent while going to the hospital. And then internal haemorrhage started. Despite the doctor's best efforts, he could not be saved,’ the publicist told PTI on Thursday.

According to the publicist, Suzanne was in Hyderabad for a shoot when he died.

Akhil Mishra also worked in films and serials such as Don, Gandhi My Father, Uttaran, Udaan and Shrimaan Shrimati, among others.

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