p. 289. Vivek Mehra Rishtey Hi Rishtey, Mil Toh Lein p. 3 -- Bhenji p. 13 -- Ladki Bigad Gayi p. 30 -- National School of Drama p. 40 -- New Beginnings p. 64 -- Part 2 Bombay Girl -- Homeless p. 75 -- Lallu Ladki p. 88 -- Home, At Last p. 104 -- Khandaan p. 123 -- The Casting Couch p. 128 -- The Sound of Music p. 134 -- How I Met Vivian p. 141 -- Part 3 The Princess Arrives -- Soulmate p. 155 -- Lonely, but Not Alone p. 170 -- Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai? p. 175 -- Bazaar Sitaram p. 185 -- Inaam but No Kaam p. 189 -- Part 4 Mad Times -- Aap Jaa Sakte Hain, Namaste p. 205 -- If I Could Turn Back Time ... p. 212 -- Bloody Mary p. 217 -- '... Am a Good Actor Looking for Good Parts to Play' p. 224 -- Badhaai Ho! p. 229 -- The Last Colour p. 232 -- Part 5 Four Guptas and a Mehra -- Shakuntala Gupta p. 243 -- Roop Narain Gupta p. 251 -- Pankaj Gupta p. 265 -- Masaba Gupta p. 275 -- Vivek Mehra p. 289.
Summary:
In Sach Kahun Toh, actress Neena Gupta chronicles her extraordinary personal and professional journey, from her childhood days in Delhi's Karol Bagh, through her time at the National School of Drama, to moving to Bombay in the 1980s and dealing with the struggle to find work. It details the big milestones in her life, her unconventional pregnancy and single parenthood, and a successful second inning in Bollywood. A candid, self-deprecating portrait of the person behind the persona, it talks about her life's many choices, battling stereotypes, then and now, and how she may not be as unconventional as people think her to be.
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