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Bishan Singh Bedi Death: The cricketing legend passed away at the age of 77 on October 23. He died due to age-related prolonged illness. Bedi was a left-arm spinner who also captained the Indian team in 22 matches. Born in Amritsar in 1946, Bedi played 67 Tests for India and took 266 wickets with 14 five-wicket hauls and one 10-wicket haul.
Today, Neha Dhupia took to her Instagram and shared several images of the late cricketer as she wrote a long emotional note. The actress while sharing the pictures wrote, "we hold on to everything you gave us ⦠the morals the memories, the love the laughs the lessons, the strength and the sweetness ⦠we have you in our heads and hearts forever as we inch back n try and get some life into the numbness we feel right now. . . Love you Dad â¦."
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Neha Dhupia is still recovering from the loss of her father-in-law, but the actress didn't let her grief come in between her professional commitments. She hosted the MAMI opening night. Although she didn't make an appearance on the red carpet, inside pictures from the event have now emerged on the internet. The actress was seen wearing a beautiful black and white gown. She also wore a black band on her left hand to honor her late father-in-law.
Earlier, Bishan Singh Bedi's family issued an official statement speaking of the legacy of the late cricketer. Actor Angad Bedi, son of Bishan Singh Bedi, and daughter-in-law Neha Dhupai shared the statement on their official social media handle.
The heartwarming note read:
"Isn't it completely in Dad's character to bowl us over with the ultimate spin ball, one that even we never saw coming. While we are in shock and overcome with grief, we find solace in knowing that he lived a rich, fearless and full life that inspired many. We are moved by each and every message of love we have received, publicly and personally. Thank you to everyone for celebrating his grit, humour and giant heart. It is heartwarming to see how many generations Dad inspired through his life. Every day of his life was spent in devotion to his family and faith, and in service to his Waheguru. He epitomised living a life that was Nirbhau-Nirvair and we are comforted in knowing that he is with His Beloved now. Dad, we were blessed to have you as our fearless leader. We will strive to live by your motto - to observe and absorb. Keep guiding us from the great beyond."
