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Kamini Kaushal Biography is the first installment of a biographical series on Kamini Kaushal. In this book, we will follow the actress from her birth to the present day. It’s always interesting to follow an actor from his early days in Bollywood to his retirement years. Kaushal is one of those rare exceptions – an accomplished and versatile actress who managed to maintain a very high standard of acting even after she stopped playing the roles of young women in Bollywood.

The daughter of Bahadur Rehman ji, Kamini Kaushal was born in Lahore, Pakistan. Her father was a highly successful lawyer in the city. Her mother, too, was famous in local theatre, where her daughter acted and produced a play, ‘Makhdi’. From an early age, Kamini began to take an interest in art and literature, and would pursue a degree in English at college in Punjab.

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As a teenager, Kamini moved with her family to Britain, where her acting career flourished. She worked with several renowned directors in the London theatre scene, and it was here that her connection to Bollywood and Indian cinema began. She worked with so many renowned names in India and Pakistan that it is easy to see why the biographies on her and other notable actresses who came to the city from Bollywood are incomplete without a mention of Soojie Yester, whom she worked with in Rajkumar Kohli’s Mankatha. Kamini finally went on to star in Rajkumar Kohli’s Kamal Amrohi, with contributions to both the Hindi and Pakistani languages. This experience gave her the experience and platform to move into films directed by none other than Rajkumar Kohli himself.

However, Kamini was also faced with the challenge of keeping up with her husband, Sameer Singh, from a distance while pursuing her acting career. There were many reasons for this, of which she herself has acknowledged. To begin with, she was very busy with work and life in general, and it was difficult for her to meet Sameer, particularly during the days when their house was located in the city centre near a number of commercial establishments (her own as well as those of her friends). It became necessary, therefore, for Kamini to live with her family as she appeared in different loyalties within her marriage to keep pace with the dynamic and ever-changing characters of their lives. It was at this time that she began to realize that her bs sood had become as much a part of her as her hair and her clothes; at least, as far as keeping a separate identity was concerned.

There are many stories about marital discord, ranging from simple arguments and disagreements to big cases of betrayal and violence, but no matter how intense or bitter these quarrels may have been, the fact is that they all took place in the backdrop of a larger picture that Kamini chose to focus upon during their relationship. Her bs sood was a part of that larger picture, and it became increasingly clear to Kamini as they aged that their roles and responsibilities were inseparable. Kamini Kaushal Biography brings that larger picture to light.

The book contains Kamini Kaushal’s own poetry, as well as recollections of her family and friends. Some of the incidents described in the book even happened during their marriage! But perhaps the most interesting feature of the book is that Kamini never complains about her role in any way. She never expresses shame or regret for anything she did, and this is an example of a rare female artist (in the Indian literary tradition only women authors like VS Naipaul and Raja Ravi Verma are known to have ever complained publicly about their roles). Kamini Kaushal Biography is a quick and enjoyable read, and one that gives deep insights into a complex and fascinating woman who also displayed resilience and boldness.