Narendra Bedi

Rajat Bedi disclosed his late father, filmmaker Narendra Bedi, suffered immense financial losses and depression due to Rajesh Khanna's rivalry with Amitabh Bachchan. Khanna's abandonment of projects led to Narendra Bedi's alcoholism and eventual collapse, dying in front of Rajat. This tragic sequence of events profoundly impacted his career and personal life.

They were one of the hottest on screen couples in the Hindi cinema industry.

It was a night out for Punjabi Mumbaikars.

It was a night out for Punjabi Mumbaikars.

A brilliant muhurat scene was filmed on Rajesh Khanna and Rakhee. There was a feast after that. But the film laterM got shelved. It was Khanna’s home production. Another film of his that got shelved was Rajesh Khanna 007 directed by Narendra Bedi, co-starring Zahira as Khanna’s heroine

Rajat Bedi is experiencing a career resurgence with his role in Aryan Khan's 'Starring Yaariyan', after feeling sidelined earlier in his career, including in 'Koi Mil Gaya'. He acknowledges the opportunities OTT platforms provide and is excited about his upcoming Bollywood projects after a 16-year absence.

Gaiety Galaxy owner Manoj Desai recounted Amitabh Bachchan's poignant remark at Rajesh Khanna's funeral, highlighting Khanna's notorious tardiness. Bachchan reportedly quipped about waiting two hours for Khanna on set, now experiencing a similar delay for his final rites. This anecdote sheds light on Khanna's legendary, albeit problematic, stardom and the eventual career decline that followed.

Raaj Grover, the veteran producer known for 'Taaqat' and 'Thikana', passed away at 87 in Old Bridge, New Jersey. He also produced 'Arya' and 'Nehle Peh Dehlaa' and published 'The Legends Of Bollywood' in 2018.

Actor Rajat Bedi celebrated Aryan Khan's birthday with a heartfelt social media tribute, praising his directorial vision and spirit. Bedi shared a poem highlighting Aryan's bright potential, stating his journey has "only just begun." This follows their collaboration on the Netflix show 'The Ba***ds of Bollywood,' where Bedi lauded Aryan's creativity as a director on multiple occasions.

Rajat Bedi, despite his film lineage, struggled for recognition, eventually moving to Canada. He shared how Prakash Mehra supported his family after his father's death and recalled Shah Rukh Khan nicknaming him "Tiger." After a hiatus, Bedi has made a notable return to acting, gaining acclaim for his performance in 'The Ba***ds of Bollywood.'

As part of the nationwide outreach ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and to mark nine years in government, external affairs minister S Jaishankar visited the 1984 anti-Sikh riots victims in west Delhi's Tilak Vihar on Thursday. The interaction sent a strong message to the families of riot victims, coinciding as it did with the anniversary of Operation Blue Star that was conducted in 1984.

Rajat Bedi, despite his filmy family background, struggled to establish himself in Bollywood, facing disappointments like his scenes being cut in 'Koi Mil Gaya'. Frustrated, he moved to Canada to become a real estate developer, facing financial setbacks. Bedi is now making a comeback to showbiz with Aryan Khan's 'The Ba***ds of Bollywood'.

Rajat Bedi, who recently grabbed headlines for his cameo in Aryan Khan’s directorial debut The Ba***ds of Bollywood, fondly revisited his early days in the industry. He shared how his bond with Shah Rukh Khan began on the sets of Zamana Deewana (1995) and how destiny took him towards modelling while SRK pursued acting. He also recalled his celebration with Aishwarya Rai and Sushmita Sen.

"We have included 40 artists in the video for this initiative and to connect people by hearts and to forget all other problems."

Rekha-Ash, Hema-Vyjanthimala, Zarina Wahab-Jaya ... actors often seek inspiration from past stars, says Subhash K Jha

As Bollywood’s first and by far the biggest superstar lost the battle between life and death, the wonder that was Rajesh Khanna begins to seem even more unreal and phenomenal than ever before.