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Rajat Bedi's Emotional Return: How One Show Made His Family Celebrities

Rajat Bedi is back in Amritsar after ten years, and he's feeling incredibly thankful. He says his latest show, 'Bastards of Bollywood,' didn't just revive his career—it made his whole family famous. The actor opened up about his literary heritage and his plans to return to action roles. He also shared how visiting the Golden Temple brings him profound peace and strength.

'Ba***ds of Bollywood' made my family celebrities', says Rajat Bedi as he visits Amritsar after 10 years to express gratitude

Mumbai, Dec 6

Bollywood actor Rajat Bedi arrived in Amritsar today on the 6th of December. Speaking to the media at the Amritsar airport, the actor described his visit as spiritual and emotional.

He also added that because of his latest show, Ba***ds of Bollywood, which marked his comeback to the industry, not only he but his entire family has attained a celebrity status.

“God has blessed us with immense love, for my son, my daughter, my wife, and myself. With just one show, we achieved the kind of recognition and celebrity status we never had before. God has truly been kind,” said Rajat.

The actor, further talking about his family, shared, “My grandfather, Rajinder Singh Bedi, was from Lahore. He was a legendary writer and Urdu poet. I am the third generation in the industry, and soon my son will also be entering it.” He added, “I have done many Punjabi films, and I have returned to Bollywood after 20 years, and how! With Ba***ds of Bollywood, it was my first time doing comedy, but now I want to move into action again. I have already been offered a few projects in that genre. I have worked with 90% of the top Bollywood actors, except Aamir Khan and Ajay Devgn. Looking forward to doing great work.”

Rajat also said that he has come to express his gratitude to Guru Sahib, and soon he will be visiting to bow his head at the sacred Sri Harmandir Sahib. Rajat Bedi also stated that Sri Harmandir Sahib is not an ordinary religious place but a centre of spiritual peace and solace.

According to him, everyone who visits the holy shrine also feels a unique sense of calmness and inner strength. He said it is a matter of pride and joy for him that he has once again received the opportunity to pay his respects at the Guru’s abode.

Rajat also praised the delicious food of Amritsar. He said that the langar, kulchas, chole, and overall flavours of the city are simply unbeatable.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Aman W

Good to see Rajat Bedi back! He was a familiar face in the 90s. His grandfather, Rajinder Singh Bedi, was a literary giant. The legacy continues. And he's right, nothing beats Amritsari kulcha-chole! 😋

Rohit P

While it's great he's getting recognition, calling a show 'Ba***ds of Bollywood' for a comeback feels a bit desperate, no? The industry has enough negativity. Would have preferred a more dignified project title. Just my two cents.

Sarah B

His description of the Golden Temple is so accurate. It truly is a center of peace. Regardless of religion, anyone who visits feels that profound calm. More power to him for acknowledging that publicly.

Karthik V

Interesting that he mentions wanting to move back to action. He had a good presence in action roles back in the day. Hope he gets a solid script. The industry needs good character actors alongside the Khans.

Nisha Z

Family becoming celebrities because of one show? That's the power of OTT platforms today! A single hit web series can change everything. The dynamics of fame have completely shifted. All the best to his son entering the industry!

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