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Bedi's spitting and pissing joke
Updated On: 14 October, 2015 06:00 AM IST | | Malavika Sangghvi
<p>"What a great LitFest it was! Fabulous conversations with innovative thinkers. Informative panel discussions from politics to paparazzi to press freedoms," said actor Kabir Bedi, whose advent into the Khushwant Singh Lit Fest had started with a stumble, when he was refused entry into the historic Kasauli Club, the festival’s venue, for wearing a kurta-collared shirt</p>

"What a great LitFest it was! Fabulous conversations with innovative thinkers. Informative panel discussions from politics to paparazzi to press freedoms," said actor Kabir Bedi, whose advent into the Khushwant Singh Lit Fest had started with a stumble, when he was refused entry into the historic Kasauli Club, the festival's venue, for wearing a kurta-collared shirt.
"But, reminded by Parveen to be grateful to the Army for providing the LitFest venue, I changed without a whimper," he said, referring to his partner Parveen Dusanj's sagacity. Bedi had been part of the programme that we had participated in, along with author Fahad Samar, on 'Media Mayhem and Paparazzi.'
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