Actor Maniesh Paul on July 20 shared a post saying, ‘Delhi won’t be the same again’, expressing his emotions after the demise of his mother. He penned this heartbreaking note as a tribute, sharing that his hometown won’t feel the same for him after his mother’s passing. He also posted pictures from the solemn memorial gathering held in honor of his mother, Urmil Paul.

The renowned actor shared a bunch of photos from the special meet remembering his late mother Urmil Paul. Maniesh’s mother passed away on July 8, 2026, in New Delhi at the age of 77.

In one of the photos shared, Maniesh, expressing his gratitude for the support and messages wrote, “Thank you, everyone, for being with me and my family during this difficult time. Grateful for all the messages, phone calls, and DMs.”

Amid Jantar Mantar Protest, Maniesh Paul's Remark

He further shared his future goal to honor his mother by carrying the legacy, returning to his creative roots: “My mother always wanted me to be the best entertainer ever. So lemme get back to what she wanted- Entertain you all. Bring smiles on everyone’s face. Love you all Manieşh Paul.”

The other photos give a glimpse into the special ceremony remembering Urmil Paul —from Maniesh and his wife praying to Urmil’s husband/Maniesh’s father, Jagmohan Paul, getting emotional—every frame looks deeply emotional.

Amid Jantar Mantar Protest, Maniesh Paul's Remark

Amid Jantar Mantar Protest, Maniesh Paul's Remark

Amid Jantar Mantar Protest, Maniesh Paul's Remark

Amid Jantar Mantar Protest, Maniesh Paul's Remark

Sharing these photos, Maniesh captioned the post, “Delhi won’t be the same ever again
Mummy, I will miss you
Love you forever and ever.”

Work Front

Maniesh Paul is a renowned personality in television, films, and hosting. The actor has been part of shows and films such as Ghar Ghar Mein, Radhaa Ki Betiyaan Kuch Kar Dikhayengi, Tees Maar Khan, Mickey Virus, Jug Jugg Jeeyo, etc. Besides that, he has hosted shows like Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Chhote Ustaad, Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, Dance India Dance Li’l Masters, and Nach Baliye.