Bollywood celebrities have often ventured into new industries, simultaneously juggling hats of entrepreneurs and restaurateurs in the past. A few of our favourite stars have even explored into the literary world and presented a paperback version of their hearts that is a delight to read.
Celebrities ranging from Alia Bhatt to Priyanka Chopra and Karan Johar have explored genres ranging from children’s stories to memoirs and even self-help books! From the Pregnancy Bible by Kareena Kapoor Khan to The Great Indian Diet by Shilpa Shetty Kundra — books written by our favourite stars give us an insight into our favourite celebrity’s minds and how they lead their lives.
So if you’re looking for some new titles to add to your library, here are 8 books by celebrity authors that are worth your time.
Ed Finds a Home by Alia Bhatt
The recently released Ed Finds A Home, authored by Alia Bhatt, reflects her endearing and childlike personality. The story is about a homeless dog and a little girl named Alia who find solace in each other’s company. The symbiotic relationship between Ed and Alia and its role in developing the little girl’s personality strikes a chord with all pet parents. This new venture is in line with her other company, Ed-A-Mamma, a children and mothers clothing brand.
Unfinished by Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Like her interviews and speeches, PC’s memoir Unfinished provides an unending dose of motivation. As we run through the pages, we get a glimpse of Priyanka’s formative years in the United States of America, her victory at the Miss World Pageant, her work as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and her journey into Hollywood. The untold stories of the global star’s life serves as a beacon of inspiration and hope for anyone undergoing tough times.
An Unsuitable Boy by Karan Johar
Co-authored by senior journalist Poonam Saxena, Karan Johar’s An Unsuitable Boy tells the readers the tales of his struggle to embrace his sexuality, his early years as an assistant director to his cousin Aditya Chopra and his journey towards delivering one of the biggest box office hits of all times. The book also spotlights the Bollywood director’s spats with his near and dear friends in the industry over the years, which affected him emotionally and mentally.
My Life in Design by Gauri Khan
For all those looking to get a sneak peek inside Shah Rukh Khan’s residence, Mannat, and have a deep interest in interior design, this book by Gauri Khan can be a guiding light. As one turns through the pages of the coffee table read, we get to know Gauri’s unending love for interior designing and her accidental journey into the field, which ultimately gave birth to a two-decade-long career.
The Perils of Being Moderately Famous by Soha Ali Khan
Who better than Soha Ali Khan to narrate the repercussions of being born into a family of royals and celebrities? Throughout the book, Soha highlights the journeys of the most important people in her life, her initial days of struggle as an actor and how these experiences have shaped her overall personality as a human being.
Sach Kahun Toh by Neena Gupta
Life is all about making tough choices and living by them, and actor Neena Gupta delivers this message humorously while being extremely critical of her choices. It tells the story of the actor’s journey from her early days as a stage actor to her pre-marital pregnancy to the controversy around the chartbuster, “Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai” and her second innings in Bollywood. The book provides a roller coaster ride of emotions, leaving no room for boredom.
The Diary Of A Domestic Diva by Shilpa Shetty
Shilpa Shetty’s love for food that represents an amalgamation of health and taste is renowned. Through this book, the actor brings out fifty of her most special healthy recipes, a few of which have found a place in her popular Instagram Sunday Binge. Moreover, the book highlights quick, hassle-free methods to recreate some of the most mouth-watering and mindful dishes which makes it a must-read for all food lovers.
The Twelve Commandments Of Being A Woman by Tahira Kashyap Khurranna
Tahira Kashyap’s literary debut is effortlessly relatable for women of all ages. The upfront and humorous retelling of some of her life’s memorable incidents, like her first period, her first meeting with her future husband Ayushmann Khurranna, her pregnancies and her obsession with crazy fad diets.
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