Amitabh and Abhishek Bachchan are 18th and 19th of Guru Nanak Dev JI

(Sorry for the error in heading - it should read as ---- Amitabh and Abhishek Bachchan are 18th and 19th generation of Guru Nanak Dev JI ??? )
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-youth/18840-amitabh-abhishek-bachchan-18th-19th-guru.html

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The news of Mrs. Teji Bachchan's demise on December 21, 2007 has been widely covered in Indian media. That the eldest Mrs. Bachchan, wife of Allahabad's Harivansh Rai Bachchan, was a Sikh woman born Teji Suri in 1914 and from Lyallpur (Faisalabad), Pakistan is known.
However there maybe more to the Sikh connection in the Bachchan family than that. In a potential revelation putting Abhishek Bachchan as a blood descendant of Sikh precursor Guru Nanak Dev, an unconfirmed report has been brought to note that the 93 year old Teji Bachchan was the great grand daughter of renowned 19th century marksman and aristocrat turned founder of the Sikh Sabha, Khem Singh Bedi (b1832 - 1905).
Khem Singh Bedi however was the 14th descendant of son of Guru Nanak Dev, Lakshmi Das. Guru Nanak had one other son named Sri Chand.
This would imply that in part Amitabh and Abhishek Bachchan, tracing 18th and 19th generation respectively, are among the few surviving descendants of the Sikh prophet himself.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=18840
Guru Nanak himself was born into a Hindu family in 1469 before going on to introduce the values of Sikhism.

(Teji Bachchan & Guru Nanak: The unknown part of Bachchans' Sikh ancestry)

 
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I am sure there are plenty of bedi's who beleive that they are descendents of guru nanak.Even if they are then what's so special in it.lineage of guru nanak dev ji or any other guru is no special for sikhs.

Well Said!

Agreed.

Yes i am completly agree!

but its just human curiosity to know the unknown facts and a little funny ( in negative sense ) to see that the decedents of our great Guru ji are now in bollywood indulged in braminwad stuff. It is a little shaky for me.

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Let me tell you something more shocking some descendents of guru nanak dev ji openly called punjabi's to kill their infant daughters.

I will agree that killing of female children happen in Panjab, But it happens elsewhere as well in other communites. (Not just in India) And the action is equally horrific - who cares what linage one has. We are all of the same blood, the same lord gives to us as needed. - (Meant in the sense we are all human - and the same creator.)

But to return to the original topic -
I think most people are curious about and find interest in wh is linked to who. Especially when it comes to Celebs.

it's this curiousity with munade interests of todays society that keeps us from asking relevant questions....... lest we forget that the second Guru was a devotee, not guru Nanak's offspring,....it would seem lineage wasn't as improtant to Guru Nanak, as it to us.

The next forth coming descendent of Guru Nanak dev ji Maharaj Pehli Paadshaahi is none other than the most charming ...POOJA BEDI

Pooja Bedi says :

Though Pooja is widely known as a Sikh girl as the daughter of actor Kabir Bedi, her grandmother was a Christian who took to Buddhism, her mother Protima Bedi was a Hindu, while she was married to a Muslim.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=18840

However, the initial influence in her life was her grandfather Baba Phyare Lal Bedi, father of Kabir Bedi.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=18840

“My grandfather was a direct descendent of Guru Nanak, which my father also carried forth,” said Pooja.

Baba Phyare Lal was a philosopher and an author who married a British woman, Frida Houlston, …

I?m a mixture of all religions: Pooja Bedi - Kabir Bedi - Zimbio