In Pics | Eight Bollywood autobiographies to be lost in

Here's a look at some of the finest Bollywood autobiographies that gave insights into the fascinating life journey of these inspirational celebrities.

Lessons Life Taught Me, Unknowingly: An Autobiography - This book essays Anupam Kher's journey starting from Kashmir to Mumbai. In this book, Anupam opened up on how he managed to overcome the difficult stages of his life from not getting roles or getting diagnosed with depression and going bankrupt. Credit: Twitter/@AnupamPKher & Amazon

An Unsuitable Boy - Celebrated filmmaker Karan Johar opened up about his relationship with many celebrities, including close friends Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan, while also talking about how his cinema is often labelled elitist, among other things in this book. Credit: DH Photo & Amazon

Cracking The Code: My Journey In Bollywood - Ayushmann Khurrana penned down his journey when he was struggling as an actor and gave 3 consecutive flops The book is supported by anecdotes from his own life, his transition from a reality TV star to a distinctive voice on radio, to becoming the highest-paid host of reality shows on TV, from dealing with failed auditions to finally landing the coveted lead role in

Stories I Must Tell: Emotional Life of an Actor - Kabir Bedi made some shocking revelations of his emotional roller-coaster life in his autobiography. The book was written and released during the pandemic where he revisited all hidden corners of his life, reflecting on his mistakes and his vulnerable side. The actor also revisited the closed chapters of life, unleashing his many shades in the memoir. Credit: Instagram/ikabirbedi & Amazon

The Stranger in the Mirror - Ace filmmaker Rakeysh Om Prakash Mehra's autobiography traverses the readers through his life's learning and struggles. Credit: Instagram/rakeyshommehra & Amazon

Khullam Khulla - This book is an up-close and personal account of the Bollywood legend that narrates his illustrious journey in Indian cinema. Credit: AFP & Amazon

Sach Kahun Toh: Meri Aatmakatha - One of the finest actors in Bollywood, Neena Gupta opened up and penned down all her emotions in this autobiography. The actor's candid memoir includes her struggles in showbiz, anecdotes about her major films and insights into her relationships. Credit: PTI & Amazon

And Then One Day: A Memoir - Naseeruddin Shah's autobiography chronicles his journey from childhood to the beginning of his career in Bollywood. It also throws light on his marriage with Ratna Pathak Shah and includes his memories from the time he spent at Aligarh Muslim University, National School of Drama, Delhi and Film and Television Institute at Pune. Credit: AFP & Amazon