'Sandokan' Changed My Life Forever: Kabir Bedi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Jan, 2016 10:55 AM

Acclaimed actor Kabir Bedi says his 1976 Italian TV series "Sandokan", which completed 40 years on Wednesday, changed his life.

"Happy 40th Birthday, #Sandokan! Evergreen for every generation, even today! You changed my life forever," Kabir tweeted.

"Sandokan" tells the story of an Asian Prince turned pirate, played by the "Main Hoon Na" actor, who fights the British Empire for the freedom of his people and the woman he loves: an English woman. The actor had just last year launched a DVD of the show for the Indian market.

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