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Kabir Bedi You can take a Punjabi out of Punjab, but you can’t take Punjab out of a Punjabi. I have lived outside Punjab for most of my life, but I never severed its precious umbilical cord. The ancestral village of my father, Baba Bedi, is Dera Baba Nanak. It’s where my mother, Freda Bedi, spearheaded her historic protest against the British as a “hand-picked satyagrahi” of Mahatma Gandhi in 1942. I was born in Lahore, then capital of undivided Punjab, a year before Independence. Even today, as part of Pakistan, Lahore remains quintessentially Punjabi. “The Huts”, our rustic home...
How do you deal with grief, really? Mid-Day 1 hour ago © Provided by Mid-Day In a letter to his friend, whose wife had passed on—filmmaker Sudhir Mishra recalls this from approximate memory—the great Ghalib wrote, “Doosron ke marne par gham woh hi manayein, jo khud na marne waale hon.” Meaning, only those must mourn, who won’t die themselves! Which is a thought the existentialist Ghalib may be capable of. What of you and me, whose Facebook has felt like an intermittent, virtual graveyard over the past month, due to Covid-19? Virtual, because even an individual/group hug from...
Kabir Bedi talks new memoir, and what makes him a rebel: I'm a child of the '60s, decade of social revolution
Kabir Bedi in Sandokan (1976) | Radiotelevisione Italiana Kabir Bedi’s recently published memoir Stories I Must Tell (Westland Books) has prominent sections on an Italian television show from 1976. That’s hardly surprising: titled Sandokan, the mini-series made the Indian actor a sensation in Italy and the rest of Europe and paved his path to Hollywood. Sandokan is the dashing pirate hero from nineteenth-century Italian writer Emilio Salgari’s novels. Sandokan’s wealthy parents have been killed by the East India Company, which is seeking to expand its control of...