CNN IBN Pamela Mountbatten 22 7 2007

[@rishimathur4165]

So a widowed husband fell in love with a lady whose marriage was an open one, where she previously had boyfriends. Husband on the other hand used this relationship professionally for "betterment" of India apparently. So, Nehru thought that Britishers who sold the soul of India brutally worked for betterment of India when they asked Nehru to stall the Indian Armay and leave us a life long problem to contain with.
Oh what a spiritual relationship.

[@user-fq4hj8yv2z]

Eh spirituality comes in a lot of different ways. Kinda badass that the PM was sleeping with the British Ruler’s wife lol. Plus nice that they had a friendship still after that.
And Nehru helped build India as much or even more than leaving problems for the future generations. So he should be remembered as not a villain but an architect of modern India, no matter his mistakes (this relationship isn’t one of those mistakes, as any one is in wrong to fall in love).

[@mariaevans5793]

Good point !!!!😑🇬🇧

[@jsmith3980]

god ...the interviewer keeps going on trying to find something that wasn't there..well done Lady Pamela for keeping your calm and elegance.It's very possible to have just an emotional platonic relationship with someone.Nehru was a true gentleman.A great interview in the end.Absolutely fascinating to hear Lady Pamela's account.Jai Bharata.

[@user-fq4hj8yv2z]

I mean, it was the first PM of India having such a gossipy affair in that time- consider even now it’d be a scandal in India to have such a relationship. Also TRP. But probably just morbid curiosity- though the Lady answered nicely.

[@amritsaluja5267]

Well that's his job

[@brober]

No child want's to admit that Mummy was sleeping around.

[@here_we_go_again2571]

People "in the know" within British society were aware that both Edwina and Dickie
Mountbatten had low morals; it wasn't a secret. Edwina and Nehru may have
loved each other (who knows?)

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

I had watched this long back and found it a fascinating, forthcoming interview between Lady Mounbatten and Karan Thapar. I enjoyed it also.Later I read Lady Mounbatten memoirs on India " India remembered "

[@mkptrsn]

Duuuuude you’re not interviewing, you’re badgering her for some reason, SHE MADE HER POINT stop trying to make her say otherwise

[@peterbradshaw8018]

Life is so god damned lonely when you find someone you like you like.....

[@ozzietadziu]

A good daughter trying to whitewash the reputation of a mother with a highly checkered past. She did her best.

[@mariaevans5793]

True !!!!!!!

[@minimenon5727]

The transparency of the talk...is appreciable...,irrespective of the consequences it ...seems to have brought...

[@caligulalonghbottom2629]

One of the worst interviews Ive ever seen...asking the same question over and over and over

[@rajatbiswas6850]

NO, he is the best interviewer in this centurion.........bcz its a fact

[@rajatbiswas6850]

and it is the romantic history of our country INDIA

[@donsarde]

I totally agree there, so repetitive in his repertoire and vulgarly cunning with his innuendos leading into the sexual matter. In very bad taste.

[@donsarde]

@@rajatbiswas6850 Indeed, a great part of British history but I also believe that there was never, in fact, any sexual links between the two nations. However romantic Indians might be in their assumptions about the east and the west.... !

[@murliashiya8243]

@@rajatbiswas6850 actually

[@maggymay7827]

Can't wait to read this book Lady Pamela.

[@bilobath6093]

No one's gonna believe that her mother wasn't sleeping with nehru.
Fact both edwina and mountbatten wee sleeping around in a open marriage

[@freyamccullough8326]

Such a glitzy lady. Love her!

[@minimenon5727]

The questions...being attacked and moulded in the way favouring the anchor .Horrible...!!

[@leon3283]

Poppycock. Mountbatten knew very well what sort of a wife he had; he trusted her to do what she always did, which was not at all platonic, he knew all her other lovers and sources clearly confirm he sometimes even befriended them. Pamela also knows very well; she writes about it rather openly; the four-five lovers coming to visit her mother all at the same time (she called them "uncles"), to the great embarrassment of the house personnel. So the idea that Edwina, after a life of a zillion of very sexual affairs suddenly became platonic is ridiculous. Pure and simple. They also colluded politically - probably the reason why Pamela is trying to convince the public of this sudden decency striking her saintly mother.

[@srajandikshit7590]

Nehru was a fool and fall into the trap of Viscount of Burma as he brought Edwina

[@giridharmantravadi5707]

She has a very typical smile whenever asked a question whenever Karan agreed to her topic

[@456inthemix]

She has the same nose of Lord Mountbatten and long jaw which gave her that masculine look. Her Mother is more elegant.

[@TheANISHCOOL]

I see love in her eyes for nehru and jelously for her mother....

[@aqhleemashad8200]

Looks exactly like chacha nehru

[@gayatrisharma5442]

😭😂

[@pankajnaik8012]

🤣

[@sandipbacche6844]

You lookin jina

[@coinking3533]

Nehru was a very good printing machine

[@SM-kn8bk]

Ha ha ha

[@illuzion5687]

@ruparaj jena mohammed jinnah had also love relation with edwina mountbatten

[@madhuriparimi9160]

Nice 👌 In this age, when denouncing the Mahatma and shunning Nehru altogether has become a fashion, this is a good relief. These people behave as though they got it all and knew it all. They don’t know that the minds and hearts of yesteryear leaders is beyond comprehension of their peabrains. Those leaders lived for India. All their life. Dedicatedly. Period. Just because some of their decisions went wrong (as though these peabrains can make great decisions), smearing them left and right is so nauseating!

[@detrik01]

I think some people make the mistake of deifying or idolizing their leaders -- religions or political. Just because a leader made great contributions for a cause or country doesn't stop them from being human/falleable.

[@junaidmalik5408]

Today I realize what Modi did to karan Thapar was right.

[@personapersonb3806]

What did he do?

[@ImAshishTyagi]

Interviewer himself resembling to nehru😂

[@amritsaluja5267]

Jinnah was a better leader than a Muslim

[@AmrikSingh-tw9mq]

Never mind the partition of India as long as I can get my leg over.
Typical hapless behaviour of India's selected first prime minister.

[@firepowerupdates1906]

COCKOLD Mountbatten 😛 😂😂😂

[@sweettina2]

It was carnel, her mother admitted that! Nasty.

[@winterhaven79]

What a crock. No sex? Hello.......

[@subhamukherjee7442]

Where's the next part?

[@mishraaavinaash1402]

upper lips design is meeting with Nehru

[@souranilpaul2283]

Pamela was born in 1929, moron! Lady Mountbatten came to India and met Nehru only in 1947.

[@pankajnaik8012]

😂

[@captain4595]

Pamela Mountbatten was born in 1929.Nehru didn't knew Lady Mountbatten in 1929.Kuch toh timeline ka dhyan rakh.Secondly see her younger photos,she looks like Lord Mountbatten.

[@ravichandel8690]

offcourse she is sure that is why she is writting

[@amitpandey1481]

Wtf did I just saw 😮

[@misiasert1348]

Well,if true, nehru would be the only guy she hadn't!

[@mariaevans5793]

True !!!!!😑

[@MrBalakrushna]

Right after submitting a sweet news article........

[@donsarde]

Was Lord Mountbatten in fact a bisexual man or is that all mere gossip and speculation. I have never understood why Lady Mountbatten had taken lovers, was her marriage not a happy one ? Did her husband have lovers too ?

[@Revenge898]

Bro that's the Royal life. All ur decisions are made by ur family. It is all Royal diplomacy.

[@serenawilliams6138]

Who says “cuckolded” anymore? To use it in reference to Lord Mountbatten is laughable! Perhaps it’s a cultural thing.
Loved this interview and Lady Pamela. She’s so interesting and broad minded and her stories are always fascinating.

[@shawn6669]

People with vocabularies?

[@donsarde]

The Word is perfectly correct in grammar and language lol !!!!!!

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

It is used extensively in pornographic “settings” nowadays, this interviewer unwittingly lapses into that territory

[@skontheroad]

My MIL said my husband was a cuckold when we were arguing once (25 years ago!). And I have (and had!) an excellent vocabulary, but still had to look it up! It was an old-fashioned word even back in the late 1990's!
Or it was just HER luck that I didn't know what the word meant while we were arguing! 😆 🤣 😂

[@amritsaluja5267]

Mammu sabko mammu banata hai

[@anantbhushangaur1972]

15th February 2024 = Pamella's mother had an affair with Nehru 😂

[@hariomsingh4042]

Nehru jii was realy gentleman
But he make damn great mistake Edwina was one of them

[@saajithsaajith744]

Keep in mind. Edwina keep w/her JINHA TOO

[@sandipbacche6844]

Not a fizhical this is a indian loyal persnality nehru only love.

[@mohitbhardwaj8778]

NEHRU SEED 🔱

[@SM-kn8bk]

Ha ha ha...suar ka baccha kitna seed rakh ke gaya

[@souranilpaul2283]

Pamela was born in 1929, morons! Lady Mountbatten came to India and met Nehru only in 1947.

[@vinay82kaul]

Nehru ji called it a “spiritual love” only and no physical relation

[@illuzion5687]

Aur edwina aek wishkanya thi

[@vinay82kaul]

illu zion edwina ji ke vishay mein aapke vichaar ki mein kadi ninda karta hoon

[@giridharmantravadi5707]

She is stamerring a lot

[@caligulalonghbottom2629]

aristocrats always do

[@jenniferramsaroop7128]

A

[@srajandikshit7590]

Nehru was a foolish man

[@saajithsaajith744]

By the way Her mom ( edwina) how death ???. It was natural death ????.

[@karthikpolasani3038]

Indira gandu sister.

[@Revenge898]

How?

[@gm-fr3sz]

She looks like nehru

[@SandeepKulshrestha]

She looks like her dad, Lord Louise

[@captain4595]

She was born in 1929.Nehru started his relationship in 1940s.

[@ravidatt1309]

Real daughter Of neharu

[@souranilpaul2283]

Pamela was born in 1929, you moron! Lady Mountbatten came to India and met Nehru only in 1947.

[@lizh4933]

@@souranilpaul2283 thank you. People are so stupid.

[@captain4595]

She was born in 1929.I hope that clears your confusion

[@enquire422]

It's a man!

[@shawn6669]

Wow, I'm truly surprised at the number of posters from India on this thread who are tactless, lowbrow, assholes.

[@mohanace2533]

Nehru was traitor

[@Revenge898]

How exactly