Nikki Bedi (Kabir Bedi’s Wife) Age, Family, Biography & More

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Hometown: Buckinghamshire, England

Marital Status: Divorced

Age: 56 Years

Bio/Wiki
Other name(s)	• Nikhila Moolgaoker • Nikhila Bedi • Nikki Gandhi Bedi ^[1]The Times of India
Profession	TV & Radio Presenter
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)	in centimeters- 168 cm in meters- 1.68 m in feet & inches- 5’ 6”
Eye Colour	Blue
Hair Colour	Blonde
Personal Life
Date of Birth	9 September 1966 (Friday)
Age (as of 2022)	56 Years
Birthplace	Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England
Zodiac sign	Virgo
Nationality	British
Hometown	Buckinghamshire, England
Ethnicity	Maharashtrian (from father's side) ^[2]Performing Artistes
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Divorced
Affairs/Boyfriends	Kabir Bedi (actor)
Marriage Date	Second Marriage- Year, 1992
Family
Husband/Spouse	• First Husband- Sunil Vijayakar • Second Husband- Kabir Bedi (div. 2005)
Children	None
Parents	Father- Aroo Mulgaoka (obstetrician) Mother- Name Not Known (nurse)
Siblings	She has a sister.
Other Relative(s)	• Paternal Grandfather- Sumant Moolgaokar (worked as head at Tata Motors and Tata Steel; Tata Sumo car is named after him) • Paternal Grandmother- Leela Sumant Moolgaokar (social worker and a pioneer of blood transfusion in India)
Favourites
Food	California Dishes
Travelling Destination	Mumbai

Some Lesser Known Facts About Nikki Bedi

Nikki Bedi is a British television and radio presenter. In 1992, she got married to the Indian actor Kabir Bedi who was earlier married to Protima Bedi and Susan Humphreys.

According to her Instagram account, she is an Indo-Anglian. ^[3]Instagram – Nikki Bedi

She started her career in Mumbai as a theatre artist and actor. She acted in the 2002 English film ‘Fields of Gold.’
Nikki Bedi during her acting days

Nikki has appeared as one of the panellists on many English TV shows like ‘Bombay Chat’ (Channel 4; 1994), ‘Bold And Beautiful Anniversary Show’ (Star TV; 1997), ‘Filmi Fundas’ (Channel 4; 2000), ‘The Last Word’ (Central; 2003), and ‘Sunday Morning Live’ (BBC One; 2016).

She has worked as a host at many corporate shows such as Nortel Communications (Nortel; 2000), Nikki All Nite (G-Slot Communications; 2001), Asian Trader Awards (Asian Marketing Group; 2003), Pharmacy Business Awards (Asian Marketing Group; 2005), and VOOM (Virgin Media Business; 2017).

In 2003, she started working as a radio show presenter at radio channels LBC and BBC Radio 4. In 2005, she hosted ‘Hot Breakfast,’ a radio show which aired on BBC Asian Network. She gained immense popularity with her radio show ‘The Nikki Bedi Show’ which broadcasted on the BBC Asian Network. Nikki has hosted various radio shows such as:

2017: The Arts Hour On Tour (BBC World Service): Curator/Presenter: Monthly Global Touring Edition
2017: Loose Ends (BBC Radio 4): Interviewer/Presenter
2017: The Sunday Morning Show (BBC London 94.9): Presenter
2016: Woman’s Hour (BBC Radio 4): Presenter
2016: The Early Breakfast Show (BBC Radio London): Presenter
2016: Loose Ends (BBC Radio 4): Interviewer/Presenter
2014: The Arts Hour (BBC World Service): Curator/Presenter
2014: Loose Ends (BBC Radio 4): Interviewer/Presenter
2013: The Arts Hour (BBC World Service): Curator/Presenter
2011: The Breakfast Show (BBC London 94.9): Music and Entertainment Show
2011: The Saturday Late Show (BBC London 94.9): Music and Entertainment Show
2010: The Film Programme (BBC Radio 4) Series Exploring – The Rise of Community Cinemas
2010: Bollywood Britain (BBC Radio 2): Presenter: 3-Part Documentary Series
2009: The Nikki Bedi Show (BBC Asian Network): Daily Entertainment, Arts and Culture Show
2006: Nikki Bedi on The BBC Asian Network (BBC Asian Network): Daily Entertainment, Arts And Culture Show
2005: Drive with Nikki Bedi (BBC Asian Network): Daily Live Entertainment and News Show
Nikki Bedi during a radio show

Nikki has judged award shows like the New Novel category at Costa Book Awards, European Independent Film Festival Awards, and the One World Media Awards.

She has worked as a voice-over artist in the 2017 English TV series ‘DanTDM Creates a Big Scene’ and ‘DanTDM on Tour.’ Some other TV shows and events in which she has worked as a voice-over artist include:

2017: Tui Travel (TUI): Voiceover
2016: Thomson Cruises (Thomson Cruises): Narrator
2015: Millies Awards (ITV): Voiceover For The Sun’s Military Awards Ceremony
2014: One World Media Awards (Bafta): Vt Narrator
2013: Thomson Cruises (Thomson Cruises): Narrator
2012: Felix Dennis (Sky Arts): Narrator, Documentary
2011: Various Shows (The Travel Channel): Narrator
2010: The Only Way Is Essex (ITV): Cymex Sponsorship Bumpers
2009: Vice Squad (Five): Narrator: 6-Episode Documentary Series
2009: My Big Decision (BBC3): Narrator: 6 Episode Documentary Series
2008: Generation Sex (Channel 5): Narrator: 6 Episode Documentary Series
2007: Indian School (BBC 4/BBC World): Narrator: 10 Episode Documentary Series
2003: India Calling – Channel 4 (Channel 4): One-Hour Documentary About India’s Call Centres
2002: Magnificent Seven (The Studio): Themed Movie Countdowns
2001: Bollywood Dreams (BBC2): One-Hour Documentary About People Trying To Make It In Hindi Films
1998: Sportlight (Doordarshan, India): Syndicated Sports Highlight Show

She once hosted the English talk show ‘Nikki Tonight’ which aired on Star TV. Later, after the gay rights activist Ashok Row Kavi made a demeaning comment on Mahatma Gandhi, the show went off-air.

Nikki has worked as a presenter for many TV channels such as Now, Worldwide Screen, and Bollywood Today. Some of the TV series in which Nikki has worked as a presenter include: