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Twinkle Khanna Sees Funny Side Of Women In India

Darpan News Desk IANS, 19 Aug, 2015 12:41 PM
    Twinkle Khanna, who has emerged as a popular columnist, has unveiled her debut book titled "Mrs. Funnybones", which she says finds humour, from a woman's perspective, in the state of women in India.
     
    Talking about the book, Twinkle said: “'Mrs. Funnybones' is about how modern woman looks in India and how India looks back at her. We live in a world where we have sent a satellite to Mars, but we are looking at the moon and praying for our husband's long life.”
     
    Her husband Akshay Kumar, mother Dimple Kapadia, co-star Aamir Khan and one of her closest friends Karan Johar attended the book launch here on Tuesday to show their support.
     
    The book launch also saw veteran actress Jaya Bachchan, Sussanne Roshan and Sonali Bendre in attendance.

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