The Written Journey of Kevin Rego
A curated archive of articles, interviews, and stories featured across leading publications.
Kevin’s Finest
Kevin on Stardust: The ₹85 Lakh Lawsuit That Shook Bollywood
In this Stardust International feature (December 1999), Kevin captured one of Bollywood’s most sensational legal battles. The story dives into Karisma Kapoor’s high-profile lawsuit in London, blending the drama of celebrity stardom with the harsh realities of success, money, and the price of fame.
Kevin on The Shahenshah: Amitabh Bachchan's Timeless Bollywood Reign
In this captivating feature from Stardust International, Kevin Rego chronicles the illustrious career of Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan. The article traces his rise from a struggling actor to a global superstar, blending personal triumphs, political ventures, and enduring legacy, as documented in this classic piece.
About Kevin
Kevin Rego is a journalist and storyteller whose works have appeared in leading newspapers and magazines. His writing spans in-depth interviews, human-interest stories, and critical features that capture the essence of our times.
Paper ages, but the story never does.
The yellowing edges and the faded ink remind us that while paper changes, the words retain their power. This gallery is a tribute to the permanence of storytelling.
To interview is to listen deeply and write with clarity.
Each dialogue here is shaped by curiosity and care. The result is not just an exchange of words, but a record of perspectives that continue to inspire.
In the weeks prior to the show, we set Zee Premiere’s intrepid reporter Kevin Rego a mission… to talk to two of our fabulous Bollywood stars to find out what they are looking forward to at this year’s Zee TV Asia Live!
The main living-room is a study in design. The Ashwood walls complement the green carpet. Goldish-cream Italian upholstered sofas lend richness. An exquisite glass table with lamps at its four corners was picked up from Harrods. Indian artefacts grace the window.
All the elements of a good Bollywood formula film are there in the fight between Zee TV and the Sony-B4U combine.
“I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage,” says LORD NAVNIT DHOLAKIA through the Indian home he has recreated in London.
He, perhaps epitomizes the diligent, new breed of Asian businessmen in Britain. At 20, Manchester-based Reuben Singh has defied all odds becoming the youngest Asian millionaire with a fortune estimated at a staggering £27.5 million through his fashion jewellery and accessories.
Kitchen king MANU RAMJI transforms a shabby apartment in London into a splendid, elegant home.
You just have to admire the Indian immigrants who chose to make Britain their home after they were driven out of Idi Amin’s Uganda.