Bollywood Celebs Who Are Authors; Twinkle Khanna, Priyanka Chopra & More!
In Bollywood, creativity doesn’t stop at the camera. Many of the industry’s most celebrated personalities have stepped beyond acting to express themselves through the written word. From heartfelt memoirs and sharp social observations to children’s stories and personal journeys, these stars have proven that their storytelling powers shine just as brightly on the page.
1. Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Beyond conquering global cinema, Priyanka added “author” to her portfolio with Unfinished, a heartfelt memoir that traces her journey from Bareilly to Hollywood, offering a sharp, vulnerable look at the woman behind the superstar image.
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2. Twinkle Khanna
One of Bollywood’s most successful transitions, Twinkle reinvented herself as a bestselling author with titles like Mrs Funnybones, The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad, and Pyjamas Are Forgiving. And now she is back with the sequel of her book Mrs Funnybones returns. Her witty, socially aware writing has earned her a distinct space in Indian literature.
3. Emraan Hashmi
Known for his intense on-screen persona, Emraan stepped into writing with The Kiss of Life, co-authored with Bilal Siddiqi. The book narrates his family’s emotional battle through his son Ayaan’s cancer diagnosis, offering honesty, strength, and resilience.
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4. Anupam Kher
Anupam has authored multiple books, including The Best Thing About You Is You! and Lessons Life Taught Me, Unknowingly, where he blends life experiences with wisdom, self-reflection, and a message of optimism.
5. Naseeruddin Shah
A powerhouse performer and a thoughtful writer, Naseeruddin Shah penned And Then One Day, an absorbing memoir that dives deep into his craft, his early struggles, and his unfiltered take on life and cinema.
6. Kalki Koechlin
Known for her bold choices, Kalki co-authored Elephant in the Womb, an honest and humorous graphic memoir that highlights her journey into motherhood with a rare mix of candour and vulnerability.
7. Alia Bhatt
Alia stepped into the world of children’s books with The Adventures of Ed-a-Mamma, expanding her conscious-living brand into storytelling that inspires young readers to value nature and empathy.
8. Sonali Bendre
An avid reader and now an author, Sonali wrote The Modern Gurukul: My Experiments with Parenting, where she shares her personal approach to raising a child in a fast-changing world, weaving together tradition, mindfulness, and real-life lessons.
