Shabana Azmi with Javed Akhtar, Farhan and Zoya Akhtar.
Prateek Babbar is the son of actress Smita Patil and actor-royalty Raj Babbar. When Raj Babbar’s affair started with Smita Patil, he was already married to Nadira. However, she left Nadira to marry the actress. However, in 1986, Smita Patil’s son died a few days after giving birth to Prateek due to pregnancy complexes. After the actress’s death, the symbol was raised by Smita’s parents. Meanwhile, Prateek Babbar revealed that Shabana Azmi, who was the biggest rival of her mother Smita Patil, wanted to adopt her.
Prateek Babbar talked about personal life
Prateek Babbar spoke openly on her personal life in a recent conversation with Zoom. During this, he explained his reason for not calling his father Raj Babbar and his family in his marriage. During this time he revealed that Shabana Azmi and Javed Akhtar wanted to adopt her after the death of her mother Smita Patil.
Shabana Azmi-Javed Akhtar wanted to adopt Prateek Babbar
Prateek Babbar says- ‘I recently came to know that Shabana ji and Javed Saheb wanted to adopt me after the death of my mother. It was a little complex. I could have been Farhan’s half -brother. I often know about new things about myself. Many times it is also very overwhelmed. If this had happened, I do not know what life would have been living. “
In childhood, there was a custody fight for me- Prateek Babbar
Talking about this, Prateek Babbar further said- “I often get to hear new things about my childhood. During that time, I heard many things. There was a custody fight for me in childhood. I was very young, I was very young, just kept crying, I did not know what is happening to me. People wanted to adopt me.”
Smita Patil expressed happiness for love
Prateek Babbar expressed happiness about the love that his mother Smita Patil gets. He said- ‘I am very grateful for his goodwill among all his colleagues and friends in the love for him and his goodwill. Shabana ji was definitely one of them, with Javed Saheb. Amit ji (Amitabh Bachchan) has also always been kind and supportive. I think all the people of his time, with whom he worked, Naseer Saheb (Naseeruddin Shah), Ratna (Pathak Shah) ji, late great Shyam Benegal ji all loved him. He was a different era.
