Hi,

I am Deepthi Yadlapalli, sister of Sundeep Yadlapalli. I’m organizing this fundraiser on behalf of our family.

On May 5, 2026, my brother, Sundeep Yadlapalli, passed away unexpectedly at his residence in Bangalore at the age of 37. The exact cause of death is still unknown. We are raising funds to support his wife, Swapna, and their daughters, Saanvi (3.5 years old) and Yashvi (1.5 years old).

Our world has been turned upside down.

If you knew Sundeep, you already know what we lost. He was the kind of person who never raised his voice, never cut corners, and never made anyone feel small. He gave the very best of himself to his loving family and to the company he worked for. Everyone who worked with him respected him. Everyone who knew him loved him.

It started with what seemed like simple hand pain.

A few days before his passing, Sundeep complained about severe pain in his hand that eventually became so intense he struggled with everyday activities. He sought medical treatment and was evaluated by a neurologist, who suspected possible carpal tunnel syndrome, but tests came back negative. He later visited a physical therapist and mentioned that he was feeling better, so he stopped taking medication.

On Tuesday evening, after dinner, he suddenly felt dizzy and asked for water. Moments later, he collapsed at home. He was rushed to the hospital, where we learned he had already passed away. Initial reports have not shown any obvious warning signs or evidence of stroke, and further analysis is still ongoing.

His wife is still in shock and unable to process this unimaginable loss. His daughters are too young to understand what has happened. To them, their father is simply away on a work trip.

None of us are able to fully process this tragedy. Sundeep was the heart of his family and its primary provider. His passing leaves Swapna grieving the love of her life while suddenly carrying the responsibility of raising two young daughters on her own, along with a mortgage, daily expenses, and their future needs.

He also leaves behind his grieving parents, Yadlapalli Khader Mastan and Yadlapalli Kranthi Kiran, who are devastated by the unimaginable loss of their son. No parent should ever have to endure this pain.

If you are able to help in any way, our family would be deeply grateful. Every contribution, no matter the amount, will go toward supporting Swapna, Saanvi, Yashvi & our parents as we navigate this devastating loss.

If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this campaign.

A campaign shared by many people can reach those who knew Sundeep through work, school, family, or community — people who would want to know and help.

From Swapna, Saanvi, Yashvi, and all of us — thank you. Sundeep never asked for anything for himself. The support, prayers, and kindness shown during this painful time mean more to us than words can express.