In Kolkata, a man Tapas Sandilya installed his late wife’s silicone statue. His wife died from COVID in 2021. This silicone statue cost Rs 2.5 lakh to construct. His wife has been sited on the sofa in his late wife’s favorite room of their house.
She is dressed in an Assamese silk saree that the woman wore to her son’s wedding reception and weighed around 30 kilos, she wears her favorite gold jewelry.
Who is Tapas Sandilya’s Wife?
Indrani is the late wife of Kolkata man Tapas Sandilya, who made his late wife a silicone statue. In a tapas interview with The Times of India, Tapas Shandilya recounted how his late wife Indrani had wished for a statue to be built in her honor. Could not stop praising. , A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami.
His late wife Indrani told him that, she wished to have a similar idol (of her) if she died before me.
Tapas Shandilya said:
“My wife died on May 4, 2021, and I just wanted to fulfil her wish.”
This statue makes by Subimal Das, a sculptor best known for his silicone replicas for museums.
His late wife Indrani told him that, she wished to have a similar idol (of her) if she died before me.
Tapas Sandilya Wife Died in Covid
Tapas Sandilya’s wife’s name was Indrani. She passed away on May 4, 2021. She died during COVID in 2021. Before her death, she had told her husband that if she died before you, then make an idol of me. After her death, her husband makes her statue.
Husband Spends Rs.2.5 Lakh for Silicone Statue
Kolkata man Tapas Sandilya has installed his wife’s statue recently. He is a retired government employee. His wife died during the second week of covide-19. In the statue, she wears the gold jewelry she loved most when she was alive and the Assamese silk sari she wore to her son’s wedding reception.
“We visited the Iskcon temple in Mayapur a decade ago and could not stop admiring the lifelike statue of the order’s founder, AC Bhaktivedanta Swami. It was then Indrani had told me of her desire for a similar statue (of hers) if she happened to pass away before me,” Tapas recalled in a conversation with the Times of India.
