Katrina Kaif opens up about battling unrealistic beauty standards in Bollywood
Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif candidly discusses the pressures of conforming to unrealistic beauty standards and the importance of self-acceptance in a recent interview.
Katrina Kaif has had her own fair share of ups and downs in her career spanning more than a decade, and she is all set to pen down her memories in a book.
At a recent event, Katrina Kaif hinted that she might think of writing a book about her journey. As per Mid Day reports, when she was asked how she rose to the top in an industry where she was an outsider, she said, “I educated myself [about the industry]. I might write a book [on it].”
One of the reports also said when Katrina was approached initially she had felt it was too soon to write an autobiography. “After much convincing, she has agreed to come on board,” it said. The book is tentatively titled Barbie Dreams, as she is the only Indian actor in the industry to have Barbie modeled on her.
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Katrina made her debut in 2004 with Boom, a film which was heavily panned for its bad acting and storyline. Katrina was on the verge of leaving Bollywood after making a disaster debut in Boom.
The book will focus on her childhood and growing up years. She will also be talking about the influence and cultures of several countries where she lived. The book will going to be motivational and anything related to her personal life will not be included.
The official announcement regarding the same will be made soon.
On the work front, Katrina will be next seen with her Jab Tak Hai Jaan co-stars Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma in the film Zero, which is all set to release on December 22.
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