Natasha Badhwar

About The Author

Natasha Badhwar was born in Ranchi, grew up in Kolkata and refused to accept Delhi as home for the next three decades.

She is the author of My Daughters' Mum - A book of permissions to love, laugh, heal and find one's way home, adapted from her popular column  ‘My Daughters’ Mum’ in Mint Lounge. Along with Harsh Mander and John Dayal, she has co-edited the book, RECONCILIATION - Karwan e Mohabbat’s Journey of Solidarity through a Wounded India.

Natasha began her career in broadcast journalism with New Delhi Television (NDTV) as the first female videographer in news television in India. She quit thirteen years later as vice president, training and development. She now works as an independent film-maker, media trainer and columnist. She is a member of the Karwan e Mohabbat, a citizen's initiative that seeks justice and livelihoods for victims of hate crimes across India.

She lives in New Delhi with her husband and three daughters. 

Books by Natasha Badhwar

Immortal for a Moment

Small Answers to Big Questions About Life, Love and Letting Go

By Natasha Badhwar
If you are in love, afraid of being in love or in love but don’t quite know with what, then this is the book for you. If you are unhappily married, happily unmarried, or vice versa, then this book is the distraction you need. If you have children, don’t have children, or ever plan to be a child y...
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