Books written by Bollywood celebrities that are worth reading
India takes pride in so many Bollywood actors who excel not just in showbiz but in many other fields as well. This also includes celebrity-turned-authors, who have written and published some incredible books that are worth your time. Let's talk about five such books written by the who's who of the Hindi film fraternity that you can put on your reading glasses for.
'Unfinished' by Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Written by Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Unfinished takes you deep into the life of the actor and her struggles, motivating you to overcome yours at the same time. It's a memoir and combines philosophy, sass, courage, ambition, and inspiration, making it the perfect read on days you feel like shining bright. If nothing else, it's going to push you to achieve your dreams.
'I Am No Messiah' by Sonu Sood
Actor Sonu Sood co-authored this book with Meena K. Iyer, reflecting on how he came to the rescue of Indian migrants and laborers who had nowhere to go during the COVID-19 lockdown. From taking to the streets to arranging for transportation, the actor did it all, which is why the book essentially highlights the importance of sewa (service) and humanity.
'Pyjamas are Forgiving' by Twinkle Khanna
This book by Twinkle Khanna is an amalgamation of funny, bittersweet, and wise. It is the perfect read for those looking for something light and engaging. The plot revolves around a woman named Anshu, who bumps into her ex-husband at a spa in Kerala where food is rationed, sex is forbidden, and emotions are centered. The narration is simple and the storytelling is witty.
'The Modern Gurukul' by Sonali Bendre
If you are a parent, you are surely going to love what Sonali Bendre has to say about modern parenting. In this book, Bendre talks about her experiments with parenting and how children grow up in different family systems. It will help you find a balance between traditional and modern approaches to raising your child and answer some of your most common questions.
'An Ordinary Life' by Nawazuddin Siddiqui
A young man from a small, remote town in India who comes to Delhi to try his luck with theatre, this book uncovers every aspect of Nawazuddin Siddiqui's life. It highlights how his journey from rags to riches was anything but easy, offering you lessons of inspiration and gratitude. This book celebrates him. Check out more such book recommendations.
