‘My memoir is like my third baby’
Indo-Canadian actress Lisa Ray says penning her life story for a memoir, which will be out in the summer of 2019, has transported her to myriad experiences and the emotions of a life lived close to the bone.
Lisa, who recently surprised everyone with the news of becoming a mother of twins through surrogacy, will be publishing the book with HarperCollins India.
“I am both nervous and excited about the publication of my memoir. Writing my story has transported me through a myriad of experiences and worlds, and the emotions of a life lived close to the bone. I’ve been working on this a long time and, after the birth of my twins, it feels like my third baby,” Lisa said.
‘We all are very thrilled for the film... I think Brahmastra is a step ahead. It shows how art has no boundaries and there is only one language, that is art. It will take cinema to another level so, I am very excited for the next year’
— Alia Bhatt
Actor-director Pankaj Kapur will be honoured with Icons of Indian Cinema Award at the closing ceremony of the ninth edition of Jagran Film Festival.
The closing ceremony of the Mumbai edition will take place on Sunday.
Pankaj, also a theatre artist, is known for featuring in films like Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro, Raakh and Maqbool.
Gaga dreamt of being an actress
Singer-actress Lady Gaga has revealed that she always dreamt of being an actress.
Gaga spoke about her acting dreams at the premiere of her forthcoming film A Star Is Born.
Talking about the film and the team, Gaga said, “The most challenging part of this process for me was being as vulnerable as the character needed...but Bradley Cooper made me feel so comfortable. He challenged me in ways I've never been challenged before and I am so so grateful to him for that.”