Actress Pooja Bedi talked about the suicide of her brother Siddharth. Siddharth, suffering from schizophrenia, committed suicide at the age of 25. At that time, pregnant Pooja controlled herself for the sake of the child and remained calm.
Kabir Bedi’s daughter and actress Pooja Bedi, during a recent conversation, spoke openly about the tragic suicide of her brother Siddharth Bedi at the age of 25. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia in the year 1997. She told how, when she was pregnant with Alaya F, she was afraid of his reaction to the news.
Pooja Bedi’s revelation
Pooja revealed that brother Siddharth’s death was a huge shock. She said that when Siddharth passed away, Papa Kabir Bedi was with him in America, and it was very difficult for him, especially to enter the room and see that tragedy, that was a moment which I could not even imagine.
Pooja further said, ‘He tried to calm me down. I wanted to remain calm for the sake of the child growing in my stomach. I did not want this shock to cause an abortion or have any impact on my child. I remained positive. I loved and missed him very much, but I knew that his journey was over and mine was yet to continue. Pooja revealed that Sidharth had left messages for the family in his last note, which included a very sweet message for him and Alaya and a note for their mother.
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What disease did Pooja Bedi’s brother suffer from?
Pooja Bedi further said, ‘He was in America. I was in India. I was dealing with my own challenges, being married and trying to be a perfect wife. When he was in pain, I was busy. Initially, he could not get proper treatment. First he said he was suffering from depression, then bipolar disorder. It took a long time to diagnose schizophrenia. Reminiscing about their childhood relationship, Pooja revealed that she and Sidharth were no different from each other, sharing everything, even the same bedroom and sometimes the same toothbrush. He further added that they had similar friends, liked the same food and both studied in the same boarding school.