The name of the biopic of the country's first female IPS officer Kiran Bedi will be 'Bedi'

We all are aware of the name of the country's first female IPS officer Kiran Bedi. Kiran Bedi needs no introduction. Kiran Bedi inspired many girls in the country to move forward and become something by fighting against the evils of society. But there are very few people who know about the stories of her life. Let us tell you that a biopic is going to be made on the story of Kiran Bedi, which will be directed by Kushal Chawla.

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Kiran's story will be brought on screen and its name will be 'Bedi'. During a conversation with Punjab Kesari, Kiran talked about the film.
When Kiran Bedi was asked about her first reaction to the film, she said that at first she did not believe it, and after that many questions came to her mind what is their purpose, what is their preparation and dedication? After that, when she met Kushal, she understood that he should come fully prepared and he was also doing a lot of research on Kiran.
Kiran says that seeing Kushal's courage and strength, she believed in him because before Kushal, no one had ever come to Kiran and said that we are ready or if you are ready then let's start.

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Let us tell you that Kushal said that he had contacted Bedi for this film four years ago, but at that time she was not able to give time to Kushal due to her professional commitments. After resigning from the post of Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry in 2021, she handled some personal matters and after that, she talked to Kushal about this film.

Let us tell you that Bedi is the mother of a daughter. In response to the question of how to raise children these days, Kiran says, "The way we raise our children, we have to live the same life with them later, and even after we are gone, the children live the same life because whether we are with the children all the time or not, we are the ones who are making their life. We should give the children the foundation of a successful life and this responsibility lies with the parents."

Kiran believes that along with education, children should have all kinds of skills, even if it is cooking.

Kiran loves watching non-fiction and autobiographical films. Kiran has been a strong woman since childhood. She started playing tennis at the age of 9 and she also loved cycling.
In response to the question of women empowerment, Kiran says, "Our society keeps a girl safe from a young age, but the more you keep her safe, when will she become brave, how will she develop courage. It should be such that she leaves and also takes care of herself. Also, teach her to dream, teach her to never ask for anything, and always learn to give."

-Ayushi Sinha

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