Khushwant Singh in Face to Face with Karan Thapar

Khushwant Singh in Face to Face with Karan Thapar, broadcasted on BBC on 29 September, 1999
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[@vanlalchhanhima7112]

I'm from the northeast state of Mizoram. Many of the famous Mizo writers have spoken about Khushwant Singh especially his wit and humour. One writer whom I really like had a chat with Khushwant Singh. This was mentioned by another writer in his book followed by his jealousy of that guy for being able to had had that opportunity. This book became book of the year, Mizoram. There's many more of Mizo writer's admiration for Khushwant Singh.

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[@jygawali]

Oh, that’s quite interesting to know. Thanks for sharing.

[@divyanshupanwar209]

The portrait of a lady by khushwant singh ! I want to became like this man ! Thanks for inspire me from your story ❤️🌹😊🙏

[@vinodjoshi438]

Khushwant was one of the finest brains that India had... Hats off 👏👏👏

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[@subhashdar8350]

He wrote about bawdy stuff, bordering vulgarity, because it SOLD. However, he wrote wonderfully well, in English. His memory, his knowledge of the scriptures, of Persian, Urdu, Punjabi, Sanskrit and his ability to translate that into "understandable" English , his ability to de - mystify and simplify complex verses into simple English is amazing. His anecdotal style is riveting. He wrote serious stuff too , reflecting the life and times of the era. A Train to Pakistan, The Mark of Vishnu are some that stand out.

[@rajkeplerhume5002]

Define vulgar please.

[@funkyyyykitty]

How Khushwant Singh became replaced by Chetan Bhagat as most read popular author of India Really sad for Indian literature

[@sauravkumarsingh4234]

Mr. Khushwant Singh always spoke from his heart. Lots of love and respect.

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[@jygawali]

Loved this interview. Gives you some perspective on why he chose to write the way he did.

[@rajnishkrmanga]

I knew him through his columns and books which were thoroughly entertaining and informative. He lived life on his own terms.

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[@powerpia2000]

Im a Pakistani - living in Denmark. I love this interview. Such a legendary personality of Indo/Pak. - Love.

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[@powerpia2000]

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[@randhawa.apple.1079]

Those days ❤️❤️❤️ Now days 😞😞

[@2002georgezacharia]

Exactly...

[@user-dh4el2mk7h]

" TRAIN TO PAKISTAN " really a masterpiece. With love from kerala ❤

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[@anilchauisms]

Warm man! Great interview !

[@salmamalik6917]

Bahut hi zabardust Writer

[@malikfareed9619]

Khashwant is most genius, writer in Subcontinent

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[@pradeepkharta5953]

I agree with most of the things he said .

[@ramup1759]

Great writer,many kannada journalist are influenced by his writings, .once he visited Bangalore and I have seen him and listen him

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[@vinodjoshi438]

A true legend

[@dc74]

I pressed the like button at 10.43.....I like him anyway, precisely for his truthfulness.

[@happysoulmatters2944]

I think Punjabi desi months start from 14, 15,16 of each month, middle of bhado should have been around 30th of August.

[@osamadogar9892]

Respect from Pakistan

[@allstars7540]

No need

[@allstars7540]

@Citizen X ik

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[@meemqaafaaingondal6458]

wao u are my city man......

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[@jaspalsingh150]

Khushwant Singh comes out as a very intelligent man.

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[@systemic384]

Reportedly, Sanjay Gandhi slapped his mother Indira at a ministerial meeting shocking everyone.

[@rvinoth3426]

I have read train to Pakistan and company of a women.there is some sort of silence which we can feel in every phrase of those books.

[@prempalsharma7]

लेखक हो तो ऐसा

[@pranavpatil9970]

Got to know about him from vinamra kasana shatir

[@amitasangeet2913]

Karan Thapar does not have the edge has has these days. Khushwant Singh is wonderful.

[@wumaofiftycent-eq3bf]

Let the Talk...don’t keep interrupting

[@shantha053]

Class 11 kv English 😅😅

[@manrajjakhar7738]

❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@deshbandhu1]

🙏🙏🙏

[@AryanSingh-ce8vn]

He was a durbari intellectual..overawed by d family

[@rajnishkrmanga]

Have you really cared to read his literary works- fiction and non-fiction other than his jokes and syndicated columns?

[@doctorbrash5068]

A Very gullible Singh in his assessment of Sanjay Gandhi dictatorship.

[@shashkantchadha3088]

🌿*GREETINGS*🌿

[@amanshukla75227]

Inka interview lene ka tarika nahi badla

[@spsingh970]

इसकी किताब पढ़ी end of india बड़ी वाहियात बाते लिखी है इस लेखक ने introduction पढ़ कर ही छोड़ दी मेने। ठीक आदमी नही लगा मुझे ये देश के लिए

[@armaanjeet658]

Usne sach likha hai na esi lie

[@anshmittu2439]

Yeah bro, he has faced the partition, the wars and so much more so he knows.Maybe things were different back then and how they present them today is different.

[@armaanjeet658]

@@anshmittu2439 agar ye lekhak na rhe to apko es desh aur leadro ki sachaai kbhi pta nahi chlegi....ye bnda sach likhta hai...aur ro ro kar keh rha hai ki unhe padhlo ap bach skte ho....lekin logo ka kuch dhian hi nhi hai....salute hai enko ....jo abhi tak lad rhe hein sarkaaron ke khilaaf....

[@thejattlord]

Khatri vs Khatri

[@dereksamueldani7336]

He was very lucid writer. He had a very ribald sense of humour. But, he was definitely not a great intellectual.

[@SandipBajwa]

Lootyens.