Sikandar Kher bids emotional farewell to pet Chuckchuck on Instagram
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Actor Sikandar Kher on Friday, 25 July shared a deeply personal tribute on Instagram mourning the loss of his beloved pet dog Chuckchuck, whose passing has left the actor visibly heartbroken. The post, accompanied by a photograph of his furry companion, quickly drew an outpouring of sympathy from fans and fellow industry members.
The Farewell Post
In his own words, Kher wrote: 'My chuckchuck left today … even when she was at her worst she'd give happy energetic love to all that came to her …. But of course Chuckchuck (yes that was the sound I made when I first saw her and then she was anointed of course) her main aim was always to protect the people of her building … so her stern barks outside over the fence that she couldn't see will be missed.'
He added: 'Her Sass will be missed, her smells of course. On a side note she won't miss, Ralph our building golden too much .. but his is, I'm sure is as broken a heart as mine .. I love you darling .. tu mast reh hamesha.'
The tribute captured not just grief but also warmth — recounting Chuckchuck's instinct to guard her building and her unfailingly energetic affection for everyone she encountered, even in her final days.
Industry Reaction
Actress Sonakshi Sinha was among those who responded to the post, commenting simply: 'Those eyes.' — a sentiment that resonated with many who saw the photograph. Kher has long been vocal about his love for animals, regularly sharing moments with his dogs on social media.
Kher's Recent Work
On the professional front, Sikandar Kher was last seen in the action-thriller 'Baby Do Die Do', which released on 3 July. Directed by Nachiket Samant, the film featured Kher as Zafar Katkar, sharing screen space with Huma Qureshi and Chunky Panday.
Huma Qureshi portrayed a mute and deaf assassin in the film — a role that demanded she set aside what she described as her greatest strength. 'I think dialoguebazi is my strength. I love doing different accents. However, this time, the director said, "We will be taking away your strongest power from you." So, I got to explore a lot of different things, like body language, intensity in the eyes, and sign language. It was a challenge, but I really really enjoyed myself,' she revealed in a recent interview.
A Bond Beyond the Screen
Kher's tribute to Chuckchuck is a reminder that for many in the film fraternity, pets are far more than companions — they are family. The actor's raw, unfiltered post, mixing Hindi and English in the way one speaks to someone truly close, struck a chord with thousands online. As he put it: 'tu mast reh hamesha' — rest easy, always.