#SHOWBIZ: Murali: 24 years ago, I bathed and fed her, today, she bathed and fed me
KUALA LUMPUR: In a touching moment, film director Murali Abdullah, 62, shared his profound gratitude for his daughter's care while he is in hospital.
"In the past, 24 years ago, I bathed and fed her. Today, she bathed and fed me. Amen. God is great. Praise be to God," he wrote in a viral Facebook post that brought many netizens to tears, touched by the true love between father and child.
Many lauded Murali's daughter not only for her devoted care but also as a beacon of piety and loyalty during her father's health struggles.
Comments poured in, with one netizen remarking, "Praise be to God, your daughter is beautiful. I hope that one day, my daughter, who is also 24 years old, will do the same."
Coinciding with yesterday's Father's Day celebrations, many took the opportunity to wish Murali good health and express their admiration for his daughter, seeing her as a prime example of a compassionate child.
Murali is currently recovering at a Kuala Lumpur hospital after suffering a heart attack recently on the night of Aidiladha.
The award-winning director had previously been treated at Kuala Lumpur Hospital for nerve pain in late November 2018, which had temporarily immobilised his right hand, but he made a full recovery.
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#SHOWBIZ: Murali: 24 years ago, I bathed and fed her, today, she bathed and fed me
KUALA LUMPUR: In a touching moment, film director Murali Abdullah, 62, shared his profound gratitude for his daughter's care while he is in hospital. "In the past, 24 years ago, I bathed and fed her. Today, she bathed and fed me. Amen. God is great. Praise be to God," he wrote in a viral Facebook post that brought many netizens to tears, touched by the true love between father and child. Many lauded Murali's daughter not only for her devoted care but also as a beacon of piety and loyalty during her father's health struggles. Comments poured in, with one netizen remarking, "Praise be to God, your daughter is beautiful. I hope that one day, my daughter, who is also 24 years old, will do the same." Coinciding with yesterday's Father's Day celebrations, many took the opportunity to wish Murali good health and express their admiration for his daughter, seeing her as a prime example of a compassionate child. Murali is currently recovering at a Kuala Lumpur hospital after suffering a heart attack recently on the night of Aidiladha. The award-winning director had previously been treated at Kuala Lumpur Hospital for nerve pain in late November 2018, which had temporarily immobilised his right hand, but he made a full recovery.
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