When Rekha went through a witch hunt after her husband s death
Rekha s personal life has been shrouded in mystery. People still wonder why she wears a sindoor despite the death of her husband. But we don t really know her full story. In the book Rekha: The Untold Story , writer Yasser Usman has mentioned in detail her personal life and what she went through after her husband Mukesh Agarwal died by suicide. Rekha married Mukesh, who was a Delhi-based entrepreneur, in 1990. The two had met through a common friend Bina Ramani who is a socialite. Things were going well until Mukesh suffered huge losses in business and slipped into chronic depression. He was also under medication for the same and Rekha was unaware of it.
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Mercurial, reflective, pragmatic the new documentary Searching for Sheela shows the multiple facets of Osho’s personal secretary, Sheela Birnstiel, and leaves viewers with more questions
In the two years that she has been in our public consciousness, after the investigative six-part documentary
Wild, Wild Country, Sheela Birnstiel has seen polarised opinions of condemnation and sycophancy. “I am a mirror for them. I reflect the other, so what they want to see, they will find in me,” she says, of people’s opinions and questions. “I accept both without judgement. People have a habit of dissecting, so they should have their pleasure, and I know I am not boring.”
Like a miracle wrought by a godman,
Searching For Sheela has arrived on Netflix without a director. The documentary about Rajneesh’s former aide Anand Sheela has credits for two production companies and Shakun Batra of
Kapoor & Sons fame as the executive producer. But no human seems to have sat in the director’s chair.
Should Batra or editor Nilesh Bhatia be credited with shaping the material into a 59-minute film? Or is the ex-Rajneeshi, who now goes by the name Sheela Birnstiel, the invisible force behind the camera? Like so many unanswered questions about Birnstiel, we will never know.