Kabir Bedi Wants To Change The Way He 'Handled Money’; Reveals People Close To Him Betrayed Him
In a recent interview, Kabir Bedi revealed that he wants to change a couple of things in his life and one of them is money. Read on…
Actor Kabir Khan has launched his autobiography, titled, Stories I Must Tell: The Emotional Life Of An Actor. The book talks about the chronicles of Kabir’s journey as an actor. As the book has been launched, he is also sharing some candid details about his life that are pretty newsworthy. Similarly, in a recent interview with Times Digital, Bedi revealed that he wants to change a couple of things in his life and one of them is money.
Talking about the same, he said that one is trusting people and second he would like to change the way he was handling money. The veteran actor said, "I would not trust people as I did in the past. People whom I was close to betrayed me and I suffered greatly. I would change two things. I would change the way I am with money. You need to be responsible as it is a risky industry. I would change the way I handled money.” In another interview, the Mohenjo Daro actor had said that he had gone bankrupt during his Hollywood struggling days.
Furthermore, in the same interview, Kabir revealed that he feels his memoir is about love, loss, milestones and mistakes. "Once I decided to write my book, whether I wanted to sugar coat it or tell it like it is, was a choice. The real story of my life was not just about my milestones but also of my mistakes. It was also about my regrets. Once I decided to tell it, told it. This is my story and I believe it was never told", he remarked.
Apart from his reel life, Bedi’s memoir, ‘Stories I Must Tell’ also talks about his personal life when he had to leave his marriage with his wife, Protima Gupta for his love for Parveen Babi. ALSO READ: Kabir Bedi Recalls Traumatic Times Around His Son's Suicide; Says He Went Bankrupt During His 'Humiliating' Hollywood Struggling Days
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