On Raksha Bandhan, Eisha Singh Remembers Late Cousin Brother She Lost During Bigg Boss 18: ‘I Really Miss Him’

Raksha Bandhan 2026 brought a mix of celebration and emotion for television actor Eisha Singh. While the festival became special when her brother Rudraksh surprised her on the sets of Juhi Mui in Mumbai, Eisha also took a moment to remember a cousin brother she lost while she was inside the Bigg Boss 18 house.

In an emotional conversation with Zoom, Eisha spoke openly about the personal loss, revealing that her family had initially delayed telling her about the tragedy because they felt she was not emotionally prepared to receive the news.

“I feel so blessed to have brothers,” Eisha said while reflecting on the significance of Raksha Bandhan.

However, the festival also brought back memories of her cousin brother, affectionately known as Chiku, who died in an accident while she was participating in Bigg Boss 18.

Eisha Singh Opens Up About Her Cousin Brother’s Death

Eisha revealed that she had never publicly spoken about the loss before.

“When I was inside the Bigg Boss house, I lost my cousin brother, and I have never spoken about it before,” she shared.

According to Eisha, her family decided not to immediately tell her about the tragedy because she was already dealing with the emotional challenges of being away from home and living inside the reality show.

“They told me about it much later because everyone felt I wasn’t ready to deal with it. And I wasn’t ready because I had just left home and was already dealing with so much emotionally,” she said.

Eisha recalled that Moon was the person who eventually shared the heartbreaking news with her.

“Moon was the one who broke the news to me because nobody at home had the courage to tell me,” she added.

‘His Name Was Chiku, and I Really Miss Him’

Speaking about her cousin, Eisha became visibly emotional as she remembered their relationship.

“His name was Chiku, and I really miss him,” she said.

Eisha revealed that her cousin was around Moon’s age and died following an accident while she was inside the Bigg Boss house.

The loss has continued to remain deeply personal for the actor, especially during festivals that bring family relationships and childhood memories into focus.

“Unfortunately, he met with an accident and passed away while I was inside the house,” Eisha said.

A Message Before Raksha Bandhan That Eisha Still Remembers

One of the memories that continues to stay with Eisha is a message her cousin had sent her before his death.

She recalled thinking about him again recently because he had contacted her around the festive season.

“During Diwali and Raksha Bandhan, he had messaged me saying, ‘I miss you. When will I get to tie rakhi?’” Eisha recalled.

The message has since become especially meaningful to her.

“I think that was his last message,” she said.

The actor ended the emotional reflection with a simple message for her late cousin brother.

“Wherever he is, I really miss him,” Eisha said tearfully.

Raksha Bandhan Becomes an Emotional Occasion for Eisha Singh

For Eisha, Raksha Bandhan is a reminder of the relationships she deeply values.

The festival was also made special this year when her brother Rudraksh surprised her on the sets of Juhi Mui in Mumbai. The siblings spent time together and spoke about their close bond and shared memories.

But alongside the celebration, the occasion also reminded Eisha of the brother she had lost.

Her emotional recollection highlights how festivals can often carry different meanings for people. While they bring families together in celebration, they can also revive memories of loved ones who are no longer present.

‘Having Siblings Is Truly a Blessing’

Eisha also reflected on the broader bond shared by siblings.

Like most brothers and sisters, siblings may argue, disagree and tease one another, but she believes those everyday moments are part of what makes the relationship special.

“We don’t realise it, but we fight a lot. However, having siblings is truly a blessing,” she said.

Eisha described siblings as some of the closest companions a person can have.

“Your siblings are actually like your friends. I feel every home that has siblings is blessed,” she added.

The actor also spoke about the different kinds of sibling relationships that exist within families, noting that every bond has its own special value.

“Sisters have each other, brothers have each other, and that is beautiful too,” she said.

However, Eisha admitted that she has a particularly special connection with the brother-sister bond.

“But I feel the combination of a brother and sister is especially special,” she added.

A Celebration of Love, Memories and Family

Raksha Bandhan is traditionally associated with the bond between siblings, but Eisha Singh’s reflections gave the festival a deeply personal dimension.

Her celebration with Rudraksh represented the joy and warmth of having family close, while her memories of Chiku reflected the enduring emotional connection people can continue to feel with loved ones they have lost.

Eisha’s words also served as a reminder that sibling relationships are often made up of far more than ceremonial traditions.

They include arguments, laughter, shared childhood memories, support during difficult times and the small messages that can become unexpectedly precious over time.

As she celebrated Raksha Bandhan 2026, Eisha shared both the happiness of being surrounded by family and the grief of remembering someone who is no longer there.

Her emotional tribute to her late cousin brother was one of the most personal moments of the festival for the actor.

Eisha and Rudraksh Extend Raksha Bandhan Wishes

Eisha Singh and her brother Rudraksh also extended their Raksha Bandhan wishes to everyone celebrating the festival.

For Eisha, the occasion remains a celebration of the people who stand beside one another through life’s different phases.

Her message carried a simple reminder about the importance of appreciating family relationships while cherishing the memories of those who continue to hold a special place in our hearts.