Indian Idol 16: Mithun Chakraborty Tears Up as Son Ushmey Shares Memories

The latest episode of Indian Idol Season 16 promises to be an unforgettable emotional journey. This time, the show features the iconic actor Mithun Chakraborty, known for his legendary status in the Indian film industry. The episode marks a significant milestone, celebrating his 50 remarkable years in cinema.
Mithun Chakraborty’s Special Tribute
The episode is highlighted by an emotional tribute from Mithun’s sons, Mahaakshay and Ushmey Chakraborty. The official promo shared on Indian Idol’s Instagram showcases a heartwarming moment where Ushmey speaks about his childhood experiences.
A Glimpse into Family Life
- Childhood Memories: Ushmey recalls primarily seeing his father on film sets, a testament to Mithun’s dedication to his craft.
- Career Milestone: Mithun Chakraborty reached the peak of his career in the 1990s, often working four shifts in a single day.
- Future Reflection: Ushmey expressed disbelief at his father’s upcoming 50-year milestone in cinema, set for 2025.
In a touching revelation, Ushmey described visiting Mithun’s childhood home during the promotions of his own debut film, “Bad Boy.” He shared his discomfort at the neighborhood’s conditions, emphasizing the stark contrast between his father’s humble beginnings and his superstar status.
An Emotional Moment on Stage
When Ushmey recounted insights from their childhood home, Mithun was visibly moved, shedding tears as they embraced on stage. Indian Idol judge and renowned singer Shreya Ghoshal also showed her emotional side, wiping tears as she witnessed the touching father-son moment.
Celebration of Legacy
The episode culminates in a celebratory atmosphere as the judges and contestants—Aditya, Shreya, Vishal, Ushmey, and Mimoh—join Mithun in dancing to his iconic hit “Julie Julie.” This joyous celebration encapsulates not only his contributions to cinema but also the love and respect he commands from his family and fans alike.
As Indian Idol continues to honor the greats of cinema, Mithun Chakraborty’s episode stands out as a poignant reminder of the emotional bonds that tie family and artistry together.




