‘Happy Father’s Day, Mom’: Urvashi Dholakia’s Son Says He Never Felt Father’s Absence Thanks To Her

Kasautii Zindagii Kay fame Urvashi Dholakia, best known for playing Komolika, is a proud mother to twin sons Kshitij and Sagar, whom she raised as a single parent. On Father’s Day 2026, her son Kshitij took to his Instagram to share an emotional post dedicated to her. In a moving social media post, he celebrated his mother not just for raising him, but for also taking on the role of a father throughout his life. He revealed that he had never met his father and that his parents separated when he was born. Despite that, he said he never felt the absence of a father figure because his mother filled every role with immense love, strength, and sacrifice.

 Urvashi Dholakia’s Son Kshitij Shares Emotional Post On Father’s Day

Sharing a happy video clip featuring Urvashi Dholakia, Kshitij wrote, “@urvashidholakia Happy

Father’s Day to the woman who has been both my mother and my father I have never met my father, and my parents separated when I was born. But somehow, I never felt the absence of a father in my life because you filled every role with so much love, strength and sacrifice.”

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A post shared by Kshitij Dholakia (@kshitijdholakia)

He further added, “You raised my brother and me all by yourself, carrying responsibilities that no one should have to carry alone. Every lesson, every opportunity, every bit of who I am today is because of you.”

Kshitij also praised his mother for her unwavering support, silent struggles, and unconditional love. He expressed gratitude for the sacrifices she made over the years. “You have struggled silently, sacrificed endlessly and loved unconditionally without ever asking for anything in return People celebrate fathers today, but for me, that person has always been you Thank you for being my mother, my father, my biggest supporter and the strongest person I know Everything I am, and everything I will become, is because of you. Happy Father’s Day, Mom,” he wrote.

Deeply moved by the post, Urvashi Dholakia dropped red heart emojis. Juhi Babbar commented, “So special,” while Bakhtyar Irani commented, “Im happy that our boy realizes and values what he has…. some kids today dont even value… God bless @urvashidholakia keep smashing.” “Why am I crying,” wrote Krystle D’Souza, while Sumona Chakravarti wrote, “Indeed one of a kind @urvashidholakia is. Well done boys.”