Mahesh Bhatt Announces Narration For His Audiobook ‘U.G. Krishnamurti: A Life Is Complete

Mahesh Bhatt, the father of Alia Bhatt, has told his supporters and well-wishers that the narration for his book, "U.G. Krishnamurti: A Life," is complete. Raha, his grandchild has a special connection with this book.

On November 6 of this year, Bollywood actors Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor welcomed their first child, named Raha. At the Red Sea International Film Festival a few days ago, Ranbir Kapoor made the endearing comment that he is cherishing his parenthood experience. The Barfi actor noted at this event that he and Alia talk about the morals they want to instill in their child. In an interview with the news agency IANS, Bhatt said, “I needed to leave my own voice... For my grandchild, Alia's daughter, who is now being called Raha. So someday, years later, she will hear the words of her grandfather talking passionately about this fascinating man. With whom he has had a very intimate relationship for over the last 30-35 years." Bhatt's upcoming audiobook is a biography of Uppaluri Gopala Krishnamurti. Uppaluri Gopala Krishnamurti questioned the idea of spiritual enlightenment. IANS stated that the director "wrote the book in 1992 and has now done the narration for Audible." Mahesh Bhatt and Soni Razdan have been married for a very long period. In an interview with IANS, Bhatt remarked “I got my first basic training (about narration) from my wife Soni because she is a trained actor. She picked up the craft in the UK in a drama school. And she just told me you must win. And she told me that it's the most intimate form of communication. So, you're not talking to somebody out there in the world." "But she said that when you do an audiobook, it must have the warmth and the intimacy of talking to a very dear friend who is sitting very close to you. Unless you have that thirst to share with that sincerity you want to reach them and so I found that instruction, the lodestar for me. And I used that instruction as the compass when I recorded my book," Bhatt said.