Shaukat wants film version of 'Kaifi and I'
Actress Tabu, Shaukat Kaifi Azmi's actor daughter Shabana, son-in-law, writer and lyricist Javed Akhtar among others attended the launch.
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Many Bollywood stars were present at the launch of well-known theatre actor Shaukat Kaifi Azmi's book launch Kaifi and I.
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Actress Tabu, Shaukat Kaifi Azmi's actor daughter Shabana, son-in-law, writer and lyricist Javed Akhtar among others attended the launch.
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Shaukat Kaifi Azmi would like her book Kaifi and I turned into a film and says Abhishek Bachchan and Sonam Kapoor should essay the main roles.
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She says Abhishek Bachchan and Sonam Kapoor should essay the main roles.
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"I will be very happy if my book is transformed into a film... The love story which has been described between me and Kaif Azmi, the way we spent life happily even in extreme poverty, would make a good film," Shaukat Azmi said at the launch of Kaifi and I, translated by Nasreen Rehman from the original Urdu Yaad Ki Rehguzar.
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Asked whom she would like to see playing the lead roles, she said: "Abhishek Bachchan should play Kaifi's role and Sonam Kapoor should play my character."
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Kaifi and I, originally written in Urdu, depicts the journey of Shaukat Azmi and her writer husband Kaif Azmi.
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Tabu, who is related to Shaukat Azmi, launched the book.
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Every anecdote in the book has been described without any fabrication.
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Actors Sharman Joshi was also present at the event.
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Actresses Diya Mirza arrives for the event.
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Actress Diya Mirza attends the launch and expresses her regard to Shaukat Azmi.
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Shaukat Azmi said, 'Kaifi and I' is book on my life and I have written exactly how I have spent my life."
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Actor-director Nandita Das came for the book launch.
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She has a lot of praise for Shaukat Azmi.
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Actress Pooja Bedi too participated in the event.
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The actress holds Shaukat Azmi in a very high esteem.
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Actor Anil Kappor too graced the occasion with his presence.
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Actor Anil Kapoor poses for the cameras.
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"I haven't exaggerated or made-up any story while writing the book," Shaukat Azmi added.
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"May be that's why it's gaining popularity and getting translated in several languages like Japanese, Marathi, Hindi and now in English."
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Asked what inspired her to write the book, she said: "My life was not a simple one. There were constant ups and downs."
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She continues, "I have seen poverty. I had a desire to work for my country. I have been a part of the Communist Party. That time Communist Party was playing a huge role in independence movement of India and for the poor people of the country. I wanted to write a book on it."
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