Meri Ansuni Kahani (Hindi Edition Of Devlis Advocate) Hindi

Have you had a love affair with any woman after your marriage? (I asked Amitabh Bachchan) No, not at all. I turned to Jaya and asked if she trusted Amitabh. Jaya was completely taken aback. I always trust my husband, she said. Is that true, or are you just saying that because hes sitting next to you? Jaya smiled. Now she turned to Amitabh and said, Thats absolutely true. Why wouldnt I trust him? Benazir Bhutto loved ice cream. She could eat as much of it as she wanted. In her later years, Ben & Jerrys became her favorite ice cream. Whenever I did a tough interview, she would insist we eat ice cream together. She would jokingly say, Itll calm you down. On Monday afternoon, Modi called. Youre shooting from my shoulder. I said I had assumed that. In fact, thats why I thought he should have completed the interview, not gotten up and left midway. Modi laughed. Ill never forget what he said next. Karan brother, I love you. Well have dinner when I come to Delhi. It was in the summer of 1976 when Sanjay Gandhi asked me if Id like to fly with him... After trying to teach Karan Thapar how to fly, Sanjay Gandhi took the controls and performed a series of aerobatic stunts, which werent dangerous but were extremely exciting. When they got far from Delhi, he became even more daring. He thought of scaring the farmers working in the fields below by aiming the plane directly at them. As he dived, the farmers ran for cover. Finally, Sanjay dramatically lifted the plane and waved to the frightened farmers. He seemed delighted with his prank. Such a daring feat required strong determination and immense self-confidence, both of which Sanjay possessed. In this book, Karan Thapar delves deeply into many such incidents from his life. These include his deep and long-lasting friendship with Benazir Bhutto. He met her while he was a graduate student. He also recounts his long association with Aung San Suu Kyi and Rajiv Gandhi. However, many of his friendships did not last, such as the one with L.K. Advani. Thapar maintained a close relationship with him until an interview led to an unfortunate disagreement that ended the friendship. Tensions did arise after certain interviews, and Karan discusses these occasions in detail. For example, the time Amitabh Bachchan lost his temper during lunch after an interview, or the time Kapil Dev started crying like a child. The book also includes unheard stories from his two controversial interviews with J. Jayalalithaa and Narendra Modi. Jayalalithaa later laughed it off, while the situation only worsened after Modi walked out of the interview. This book, like Karan Thapars interviews, is as powerful and sharp, and it holds no boundaries.