The actress launched her book The Style Diary of a Bollywood Diva in Mumbai, which she has co-written with Rochelle Pinto.
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Actress Kareena Kapoor has said that she would think about writing her autobiography one day.
"I don't want to write about my struggles. People know about that and I don't think that's interesting," she said at the launch of her book, The Style Diary of a Bollywood Diva in Mumbai. She has co-written the book with Rochelle Pinto.
"This style diary is something that reflects my style personality. I don't know what my next book would be but if at all I write will an autobiography. Autobiography definitely but not now," she said.
She also admitted that she was practicing a new style of yoga now.
"Yes, I have lost weight and I'm following a new style of yoga which is very tiring. But I'm enjoying it," Kareena Kapoor said.
Sporting a black knee-length Tom Ford dress with a golden belt, Kareena said that women look best in saris.
"I think a woman looks best in a sari. Saif always tells me to wear a sari. I think the problem is that we always try to ape the West. But we have to dress according to the occasion. Sometime saris, sometimes a dress," the actress said.
"I don't want to write about my struggles. People know about that and I don't think that's interesting," she said at the launch of her book, The Style Diary of a Bollywood Diva in Mumbai. She has co-written the book with Rochelle Pinto.
"This style diary is something that reflects my style personality. I don't know what my next book would be but if at all I write will an autobiography. Autobiography definitely but not now," she said.
She also admitted that she was practicing a new style of yoga now.
"Yes, I have lost weight and I'm following a new style of yoga which is very tiring. But I'm enjoying it," Kareena Kapoor said.
Sporting a black knee-length Tom Ford dress with a golden belt, Kareena said that women look best in saris.
"I think a woman looks best in a sari. Saif always tells me to wear a sari. I think the problem is that we always try to ape the West. But we have to dress according to the occasion. Sometime saris, sometimes a dress," the actress said.
