"I'm following the footsteps of superstars and the repercussion is an ever-present risk. It is not unusual for me to feel inadequate, to feel frustrated, to feel that no matter what I achieve, in comparison to my parents and my brother, I will always fall short", said Soha Ali Khan of the Pataudi family while discussing her debut book, "The Perils Of Being Moderately Famous", with actor-writer, Jayant Kripalani in Apeejay Kolkata Literary Festival. The book is published by Penguin Random house India and is a collection of Soha's personal essays where she describes, with a self-deprecating witticism, what it was like growing up in one of the most famous families of the country. Check out the video and find out Soha's journey of writing this book and her narration of several anecdotes and personal family insights.
Video shot by: Gaurav Kuri and Rajib Das
