Rani Mukerji at her father's prayer meet - Page 3

Originally posted by: theeki.mithai

Once again, not necessary... For instance, if your commitment involved money of others, would you be dropping it and incurring loss to others? That would be wrong too.. It all comes down to what you want to believe

Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani

I'm sorry, but I didn't get what you said. Money of others? Commitments such as being out of the country are valid. I can't speak for anyone - maybe people who didn't attend had their legit reasons. But personally unless I had a valid reason, I would make every effort to attend at least 1 event & if I couldn't at least visit their house (what SRK did).

Originally posted by: TheRowdiest

Things Depend on age too ...if someone young dies unexpectedly then ppl try their best to show up dropping everything even if u r door ke rishtedaar or frnd but when someone older dies , who ppl expect to die anytime, and u r not the immediate family , then many don't bother to attend the funeral but just pay the visit later whenever they get time ( most of the time )