You’ve been in Bollywood for only four years. Why did you decide to write a book?
It was my dad’s idea, an author himself, and I accepted it because I realised there was a lot I wanted to tell about my journey to Bollywood.
The actor on his book Cracking the Code: My Journey to Bollywood and his career
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Updated: 05 Feb 2022 5:13 pm
You’ve been in Bollywood for only four years. Why did you decide to write a book?
It was my dad’s idea, an author himself, and I accepted it because I realised there was a lot I wanted to tell about my journey to Bollywood.
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