Ayushmann Khurrana
Book: Cracking the Code: My Journey to Bollywood (co-authored with Tahira Kashyap)
Before he became a powerhouse performer, Ayushmann wrote about his bumpy road to stardom — from reality TV to film auditions. The book is a motivating guide for aspiring actors and dreamers.
Emraan Hashmi
Book: The Kiss of Life (co-authored with Bilal Siddiqi)
This emotional memoir narrates Emraan's journey through his son Ayaan’s cancer diagnosis and recovery. It’s deeply personal and heartfelt, highlighting the human side of a man often known for his “serial kisser” tag.
Naseeruddin Shah
Book: And Then One Day: A Memoir
A master actor and storyteller, Shah’s memoir is deeply introspective. It focuses on his early years, acting struggles, and unconventional choices. Written with elegance and honesty, the book mirrors the depth he brings to his performances.
Rishi Kapoor
Book: Khullam Khulla: Rishi Kapoor Uncensored (co-authored with Meena Iyer)
This tell-all autobiography is as bold and unfiltered as the title suggests. From his family legacy to his personal flaws and industry gossip, Rishi Kapoor held nothing back, making it a must-read for Bollywood buffs.
Soha Ali Khan
Book: The Perils of Being Moderately Famous
With trademark humour and grace, Soha’s memoir gives a peek into the life of someone who belongs to both royalty and Bollywood, yet maintains a low-key profile. It’s warm, funny, and refreshingly self-aware.
Twinkle Khanna
Books: Mrs Funnybones, The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad, Pyjamas Are Forgiving
Twinkle Khanna has become one of India’s best-selling authors. Known for her wit and sharp observations, her books blend humour, feminism, and social commentary with ease. Her debut, Mrs Funnybones, was a massive hit and established her as a serious literary voice.
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