Actor Mannara Chopra, who lost his father Raman Rai Handa last month, has returned to work and social media. He shared a heartfelt note reflected on sorrow, and strength. Still processing the loss, Mannara expressed gratitude for her love and support and shared that she is posting again because she did not move forward, but because it is part of her professional journey.

Mannara recently posted a series of paintings on Instagram from a photoshoot, where she appears wearing an Ivory Lehega. In an emotional caption, he wrote, “How to be brave when you lose your world?” He further said, “He picked me up to get up – with grace in pain and power.

A few days ago, he posted a note, thanking everyone, who supported him and his family during this difficult period. He wrote, “Thank you from under my heart for all the love and support you shown to me and my family during these difficult times. Now start the work with gratitude in my heart,” she wrote.

Mannara’s father, Raman Rai Handa, died on 16 June at the age of 72The actor shared the news through an Instagram story, which said, “With deep grief and sorrow, we inform the sad demise of our loving father, who left us on 16/06/2025 for his heavenly residence. He was a pillar of strength for our family.” His funerals were held in Mumbai on 18 June.

Mannara’s cousin, Priyanka Chopra also paid tribute to her late uncleSharing his grief on Instagram, he wrote, “You will always be in our hearts. Raman uncle comfortably (TuberculosisOm Shanti. ,

On the work front, Mannara Chopra, who became popular after appearing in Salman Khan’s show ‘Bigg Boss 17’, was last seen on TV on ‘Laughter Chefs – Unlimited Entertainment Season 2’. She made her acting debut with the Bollywood film Zid, which did not perform well at the box office. Later, he made a name for himself like ‘Thikka’, ‘Wicked’ and ‘Sita’ like South Indian films.