After the Death of her Husband, Mandira Bedi, said- ‘My Children are my Biggest Inspiration’

Mandira said that for her, her son Veer and daughter Tara are the whole worlds. Actually, Mandira lost her husband Raj Kaushal in June.
Source: Google, Image by- DNA India
Source: Google, Image by- DNA India

Bollywood actress Mandira Bedi said in an interview that now all her energy is to ensure that she becomes a good parent to her two children, whom she considers her biggest strength. At the same time, she also said that for her, her son Veer and daughter Tara are the whole worlds. Actually, Mandira lost her husband Raj Kaushal in June.

Motivation for Mandira is her children

Source: Google, Image by- The Indian Express
Source: Google, Image by- The Indian Express

Mandira says, "Motivation is the driving force behind working, trying, and doing better. My kids are my biggest inspiration. Whatever I do, I do for them, behind me going forward, behind staying alive. And that's the reason behind doing better and better. Those are the reasons why I have so much courage and strength to earn. I want to be a good parent to them." Let us tell you that Mandira's son is 10 years old, while the daughter is 5 years old.

Mandira's husband Raj died of a heart attack

Mandira Bedi's husband Raj Kaushal died suddenly on June 30 at the age of 49. Raj had a heart attack at 4:30 in the morning, after which he died. Raj started his career as an actor. After this, he also directed films like 'Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi', 'Shaadi Ka Laddu' and 'Anthony Kaun Hai' in his career.

Mandira got married in 1999

Source: Google, Image by- Laughing Colors
Source: Google, Image by- Laughing Colors

Mandira and Raj were married on 14 February 1999. Raj and Mandira adopted daughter Tara last year only. Mandira and Raj first met in 1996 at Mukul Anand's house. Mandira had reached there for an audition and Raj was working as an assistant to Mukul Anand. This is where the love between both of them started.

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