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The Audacity of Being: A Sort of Memoir

Author :

Shefali Shah

Publisher:

BLOOMSBURI PUBLISHING INDIA

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Publisher

BLOOMSBURI PUBLISHING INDIA

ISBN-13

9789361318955

ISBN-10 9361318950
Binding

Hardcover

Number of Pages 224 Pages
Language (English)
Weight (grms) 347
Subject

Biographies & Autobiographies

The Audacity of Being: A Sort of Memoir -As a young actor with no connections in the entertainment industry, Shefali hustled her way through theatre and television soaps before making her mark in acclaimed films and OTT shows. Along the way, she built a career guided by instinct, honesty and an unwavering refusal to fit into boxes.

In her memoir-in-essays, The Audacity of Being, Shefali gets downright sincere and unserious at once, reflecting on the projects, roles and experiences that have shaped her.

She writes candidly about love and its familiar aches, divorce and remarriage, friendship and community, ageing as a Bollywood actress, creative self-doubt, body image and the trials of parenting.

Slightly silly, deeply honest and undeniably moving, The Audacity of Being offers a rare glimpse behind the performances to reveal the person, the performer and the process. 

Shefali Shah

Shefali Shah is a National Award-winning Indian actor, with a career spanning over three decades across theatre, television, cinema and streaming. Having delivered power-packed performances in Gandhi, My Father, Satya, Three of Us, Once Again, The Last Lear, Human, Jalsa, Waqt, she garnered global mass fandom as ‘Madam Sir’ for her character of Vartika Chaturvedi, an investigating police officer from the multi-season, Emmy-winning Netflix show Delhi Crime. Shefali has been honoured with the Filmfare Award, Stardust Award, Tokyo International Film Festival Award and Asian Academy Creative Award, among others. She has directed two short films, Someday and Happy Birthday Mummy Ji, both dealing with the theme of isolation. An avid painter and poet, she enjoys travelling and posts about her life on Instagram as @shefalishahofficial
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