‘High’: Shubhanshu Shukla answered his wife’s question as to how her ‘Josh’ was before the lift off. Bharat News

Before he climbed into Tesla, which would take him to the launchpad in the dark of Florida on 25 June, group captain Shubanshu Shukla had a brief moment with his wife. “How is passion?” He asked, immortalized a line in Indian cinema. “High,” Shax replied.“We’re a bit film in this way,” Kamna told TOI with a laugh, saying that her husband said after riding on the Axiom-4 (AX-4) mission for the International Space Station (ISS). “There was very little time for conversation.”His six-year-old son, along with his brother’s family, and the Ambassador of India, was called a Sid-Kamana, and the Ambassador of India, Vinay Mohan Quatra, was the only person in India to talk with Shukla just before the launch.As soon as Falcon -9 of SpaceX cut through the night sky, the Little Sid, which was unaware of the occasion, had distanced away from dozens. “I jerked Sid from sleep. He caught the launch. He was excited to see that a black background appeared like a sun,” Kamana remembered.Missions, a milestone for private spaceflights and a milestone for India’s human spaceflight journey, “Grace” – Dragon Capsule to Shukla and Dragon Capsules carrying three international crews – successfully doc with ISS. Wish, which had reached Atlanta by then, where his brother lives, he was removed. “This is India’s time in space. Shocks, me, and our entire family are ready for the future of Gaganian and India’s Human Space Experience,” she said.Although the family had part of the veins, when the mission was postponed several times, Kamna said “had no doubt that everything would be taken care of”.Now that Shukla has boarded the ISS, the family has been scheduled to make two private video calls with her during her stay. “Those people have been pre-established. But whenever they are independent, they can call us too and it is possible.”As Shukla conducts state -of -the -art Indian scientific experiments in the classroom, it is not only his mission, but a national moment. And there is a family behind the calm professionalism of an IAF pilot-turn-set-astronutt that is quietly sharing the journey at every step.In a special interview for the first TOI, Kamna described Shax as the brave person and said she was confident that she would perform her duty as she always had. Prior to the launch, Shukla said: “Nobody travels in space alone … We do this on so many shoulders. I feel grateful to each of you. Thank you …” Thank you … “He thanked his wife Kamna for being a particularly wonderful partner, and said:” None of you was possible, but no important thing about it. “