Anu agarwal autobiography in five short

Behind the Warholian “fifteen minutes of fame” is the fascinating idea that everyone can be famous, everyone can be a star.

American pop-art impresario Andy Warhol is equally pedestrian and resonant in today’s “two minutes of fame” era as he was in the 1960s. A new memoir about movie stardom in 1990s’ Mumbai proves Warhol’s theory that instantly incandescent stardom can apply to all ages and cultures.

Anu agarwal autobiography in five short chapters

In Anusual: Memoir Of A Girl Who Came Back From The Dead, former supermodel and film star Anu Aggarwal writes a short autobiography that tells us her first brush with fame was unexpected, and the ascent to stardom unmeditated and unstoppable, even though it didn’t prove to be long-lasting.

She tells us, through a view cloyingly romantic in parts about her own life—and how she sustained herself in the harsh light of fame. Like many other star trajectories, fame walloped her instantly, and she let go without conform