Angad Bedi Wins Gold In 400-Metre Race, Dedicates Victory To Late Father Bishan Singh Bedi

Angad also extended his gratitude to his coach, wife Neha Dhupia, and his mother, acknowledging their support throughout his journey.

Actor Angad Bedi achieved a remarkable feat by securing a gold medal in the 400-metre race at the prestigious Open International Masters 2023 Athletics Championship held in Dubai. Despite facing personal hardships, Angad’s determination and his late father’s inspiring spirit led him to this victory.

In an Instagram post, Angad shared a video from the tournament and revealed how his father, the legendary cricketer Bishan Singh Bedi, motivated him to persevere. He dedicated his gold medal to his father with a heartfelt message that read, “Didn’t have the heart, didn’t have the courage. Body wasn’t willing, nor was the mind. But an external force from up above made me pull through. Not my best time, not my best form, but somehow we did it. This gold will always be my most special. Thank you Dad for being with me… I miss you, Your son.”

In a statement, Angad expressed, “This win is dedicated to my father; he always said to keep your head down and let your actions speak. I have always been deeply inspired by his wisdom. I did this race because that’s what my father would have wanted. It’s my way of honoring him and his legacy. Sportsmanship is in my blood, and I want to do exactly what my father would have expected of me. I did this race in honor of him and the values he instilled in me during his wonderful life. He will always be there with me as my guiding light.”

Angad also extended his gratitude to his coach, wife Neha Dhupia, and his mother, acknowledging their support throughout his journey.

Bishan Singh Bedi, a legendary spinner, passed away on October 23 at the age of 77. He represented India in 67 Tests and 10 ODIs, amassing a total of 273 wickets.

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