Quotes from Mandira Bedi

Vir made his first appearance at age four months. The more he gets exposed to the people and the life that I have lead, it's good.

I have loved doing live shows and that gives me a pump.

I have got lines on my forehead, so be it, the laugh lines add to my personality.

My husband is the wind beneath my wings.

We were looking for an older child since we didn't want too much of an age gap between her and Vir. However, nobody matched the criteria. So, we were advised to extend our search across India. Within a week, we found Tara in a place near Jabalpur.

At times, I find that TV today has taken so many steps backwards and has become so regressive as compared to the kind of wit in shows from the '80s and '90s.

The good woman, who makes all the sacrifices is always the one with long hair.

Therapy shouldn't be taboo, if it's going to clear your head.

I think that short hair teamed with sari and bindi looks fab.

Anchoring or doing anything live is thrilling. But acting and playing different characters is also amazing.

I have always been on television in cricket hosting, anchoring reality shows.

The cricket World Cup opened a lot of doors for me. People invite me to host shows and events.

I remember anchoring the World Cup 2011 show when I was seven months pregnant! So, I don't think that my connect with cricket will ever end.

I get many offers from Tamil films but I refuse to do them because I get offers to do item songs.

Hosting shows is a journey for me. I bond with the contestants.

I have worn saris a lot over the years, so designing them was like a natural progression.

Theatre is always going to be an important part of my life.

I've been anchoring corporate events, award shows and cricket tournaments for so many years now that they have become an integral part of my life.

Before I had my son, I used to travel a lot, almost 40-50 days at a time for cricket tournaments.

Short hair is reserved for the questionable characters, the vamps.

My 30s was the time that was riddled with insecurities.

Insulting people doesn't make you brave, bold, cool or courageous.

Success is transient and so is failure.

Chris Gayle has always been known to be a rather irreverent person.