Bollywood actress Mandira Bedi is the first woman to host cricket. Mandira is not only a brilliant actress but also as a wonderful host and fitness icon. Mandira gained a lot of popularity across the country by commenting cricket. However, some people were not digesting during that time that a woman was commenting.

In such a situation, people lowered Mandira and left no chance to troll. Mandira had revealed in an interview that her presence was ignored several times in the male dominated commentary panel. The actress told that whenever she asked a question, people used to stare at her and did not give any answer.

Identification made in the world of live TV

I felt that I am not there. During that time I felt very humiliated, this experience was very difficult for me. However, even after all this, Mandira never gave up. Gradually she continued to move forward and made a different identity in the world of live TV.

Mandira used to be trolls

Mandira told that even though those people did not treat me well in personal life, they had to behave well in front of the camera. During that time there was no era of social media, but Mandira was very trolled. The first channels advised Mandira to stay away from internet comments.

These things looked bad

But, when the actress became confident and became perfect in her work, she himself went and saw what people say about her. The actress said that people used to call me Bimbo and Dummy, which I felt very bad. These things hurt me a lot. The actress handled herself and decided that she would complete the tournament.

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Mandira Bedi on Husband Death Anniversary: Actress and cricket commentator Mandira Bedi married Raj Kaushal in 1999. Raj died of heart attack in the year 2021. Mandira Bedi has recently revealed that she does not celebrate the death anniversary of her husband Raj. He also told that his son Veer had a profound effect on his father’s death.

In a recent interview to Satyadev Burman YouTube channel The Full Circle, Mandira Bedi spoke on her husband’s death. He said- ‘I can now say that the first year, the first of everything, the first birthday, the first anniversary, the first Diwali, Raj loved Diwali, the first new year, it was all very difficult.’

‘What is kept to remember in this day’
Mandira further said- ‘The first moment of everything is when you sit in your room and close the door and you do not want to talk to anyone. You cry, and you cry until you can cry more. ‘ Mandira further explained that she does not celebrate Raj’s death anniversary. He said- ‘I worshiped one month, worship of one year and all the other customs. After one year of worship, I decided that I would not celebrate this day anymore. Why should we celebrate this day? What is kept to remember in this day. This is a sad day of our life.

Raja’s death has a profound effect on son Veer
During this, Mandira also told that at the time of Raj’s death, her adopted daughter Tara Surf was 8-9 months old. At the same time, his son Veer who was close to his father, Raj’s death had a profound effect. Talking about the impact of Raj’s death on son Veer, Mandira said- ‘I never told her to stop crying. Boys do not cry, this is nonsense. I told him to cry as much as you cry and shed your tears because the sooner you shed your tears, we will be able to remember them happily.