From film world to writing

Mumbai: The actress we are discussing is Twinkle Khanna. He was born on 29 December 1974. She comes from a famous family in the Hindi film industry. Her father, Rajesh Khanna, is considered the first superstar of Hindi cinema, while her mother, Dimple Kapadia, was one of the most famous actresses of her time.

Beginning of film career

However, despite this big film background, Twinkle Khanna’s career could not live up to expectations. He worked in about 16 films, but most of them failed at the box office. He started his acting career with the 1995 film ‘Barsaat’. This film was successful, but after this he did not get the success that was expected.

goodbye to acting

Last film and big decision

Twinkle Khanna’s last film was ‘Mela’, which flopped miserably at the box office. After this, he said goodbye to the film industry in 2001. This decision proved to be a turning point in his life. She has said many times that she never wanted to become an actress, but due to circumstances she had to adopt this path.

success in writing

real dream writing

In an interview, Twinkle Khanna told that her dream was to become an accountant. Despite living in a film environment, he had no special attraction for fame. He said that instead of running behind fame, fame itself came to him. After leaving acting, he entered the world of writing and it was here that he got his real identity.

Staying away from acting, Twinkle Khanna took up writing as her profession. He wrote many books, which were liked very much by the readers. Today she is a famous writer and is known for her outspoken views on social media. She often openly expresses her opinion on issues related to society, family and women.

personal life

marriage with akshay kumar

Twinkle Khanna’s personal life has always been a topic of discussion. She married Akshay Kumar on 17 January 2001, who is considered one of the most successful and hit actors of Hindi cinema today. The two first met during a magazine shoot, and their relationship later blossomed on a film set.