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I would like to write a good book someday: Kareena

Darpan News Desk IANS, 18 Mar, 2014 03:13 PM
  • I would like to write a good book someday: Kareena
Kareena Kapoor, who is reading a lot nowadays, may follow in her elder sister and actress Karisma's footsteps and write a book.
 
She was speaking at the launch function of nutritionist and diet expert Rujuta Diwekar's third book - "Don't lose out, work out". 
 
When asked if she would like to write a film story or a book someday, Kareena said: "I don't know about a film story, but maybe a book at some point. I haven't even thought about it but books feel good."
 
"I have started reading a lot and books open up your imagination more than a film. So, someday I might write a book but I don't know about what. I have written one foreword for Rujuta, so I have a flair for writing but a book, I don't know," the 33-year-old said here.
 
"Fiza" and "Zubeidaa" star Karisma penned "My Yummy Mummy Guide".

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