Designer Masaba Gupta has expressed that her greatest regret in life is being unable to watch her father, West Indies cricketer Vivian Richards play in a stadium. She also regretted that she couldn’t watch the 1983 final match with Vivian Richards on one side and India on the other.

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The 32-year-old shared a clip of the final match of the 1983 World Cup between India and the West Indies. In the match, India lifted the Cup by defeating the West Indies team by 43 runs.

Sharing the clips, Masaba wrote, “My greatest regret in life is not ever watching my dad play in a stadium–I was way too young. I always say I was born 6 years too late. I didn’t get to watch this iconic match-with my dad on one side and my country on the other.”

She also spoke about the latest release 83, “#83thefilm trailer is giving me goosebumps and I cannot wait to return to the theatre to watch it so amazing that my mum is a part of it too-it’s like coming full circle @neenagupta All the best @kabirkhankk @deepikapadukone @ranveersingh and everyone else who put their heart into it (red heart emoji).”

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In a 2012 interview with Firstpost, Masaba had spoken about her father. “I have deep respect and love for both my parents. They are both their own kind of people, successful and yet not running with the herd. Through the time when I was between 8 till I turned 14, I remember my holidays with my father. He was very active in commentary then, travelling the world, and he would come to India quite often. I never really stayed with him, but Mom and I would go for holidays with him,” she had said.

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She had also said, “We are alike in many ways. For one, I have his short temper. And we are both very selfish people. Well, selfish is a strong word, but we do come first. We matter the most to ourselves. We have the same view about the world. I think I inherited this, though we also talk things out and I realise his view of life is close to mine.

“For one, he always tells me, family is important; there is no such thing as a friend. If you have one true friend, it is a big thing! And mom and dad are both similar in their focus on what they do.”