Mindy Kaling

While still being a traditional Indian guy with like an Indian accent. I feel lucky to have him.

While still being a traditional Indian guy with like an Indian accent. I feel lucky to have him.

Did you mean a financial dependent?

Did you mean a financial dependent?

Did you mean a financial dependent?

And also emotional.

And also emotional.

And also emotional.

It's remarkable how two things. It doesn't totally get easier when you love someone. But it's also surprised me how my relationship with my mom has continued in some ways. What you said about the last years of your dad's life, the one thing that TV and film does, I think that is such an injustice is people are not at their best when they're dying. No, they're scared, depressed.

It's remarkable how two things. It doesn't totally get easier when you love someone. But it's also surprised me how my relationship with my mom has continued in some ways. What you said about the last years of your dad's life, the one thing that TV and film does, I think that is such an injustice is people are not at their best when they're dying. No, they're scared, depressed.

It's remarkable how two things. It doesn't totally get easier when you love someone. But it's also surprised me how my relationship with my mom has continued in some ways. What you said about the last years of your dad's life, the one thing that TV and film does, I think that is such an injustice is people are not at their best when they're dying. No, they're scared, depressed.

But in TV and film, you see things like little women and everyone's angelic and the best they've ever been before they die. And it is a lie. My mother was my best friend and she was a doctor and she was as stoic as it comes. But she was scared. And from the time she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer to the time she died was eight months. And she knew it was going to happen.

But in TV and film, you see things like little women and everyone's angelic and the best they've ever been before they die. And it is a lie. My mother was my best friend and she was a doctor and she was as stoic as it comes. But she was scared. And from the time she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer to the time she died was eight months. And she knew it was going to happen.

But in TV and film, you see things like little women and everyone's angelic and the best they've ever been before they die. And it is a lie. My mother was my best friend and she was a doctor and she was as stoic as it comes. But she was scared. And from the time she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer to the time she died was eight months. And she knew it was going to happen.

And she knew exactly the trajectory of it because she was a doctor. And. She was so frightened and negative. We were all relieved because she wasn't in pain. That feeling actually made me feel so much guilt.

And she knew exactly the trajectory of it because she was a doctor. And. She was so frightened and negative. We were all relieved because she wasn't in pain. That feeling actually made me feel so much guilt.

And she knew exactly the trajectory of it because she was a doctor. And. She was so frightened and negative. We were all relieved because she wasn't in pain. That feeling actually made me feel so much guilt.

My mom, too. It was better that my mom went in eight months than in four years.

My mom, too. It was better that my mom went in eight months than in four years.

My mom, too. It was better that my mom went in eight months than in four years.