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Asha Parekh's autobiography titled The Hit Girl's cover speaks of her charm
The life of an enigmatic star, Asha Parekh, will be out soon through her autobiography, The Hit Girl.
It seems like that there is a windfall of celebrity memoirs around us. From Karan Johar's The Unsuitable Boy to Rekha's Rekha: The Untold Story, we have been getting to know some hidden facts about them and they have penned down their thoughts in the form of a book.
Now, we'll get to read about the life of an enigmatic star, Asha Parekh through her autobiography The Hit Girl which she has written with Khalid Mohamed. We have finally got to see the cover of the book and we must say that her charm is just timeless. In an earlier interview, Mohamed said, Asha Parekh was the trade's delight. She gave a round of hits all through the 60s and early 70s. She was a great actor, and an excellent dancer, both western and India. Then, this JB Petit girl went on to head many film bodies, including the Censor Board."
He also added, "We became close, and she even became friends with my grandmum. The two ladies would go shopping together and share secrets."
Asha Parekh was the prototype of the Hindi heroine in the 60s and it'll interesting to see her spill beans about her life. Asha has given us several hits like Kati Patang, Pyar Ka Mausam, Teesri Manzil, Ziddi, Mere Sanam and much more. You never know that she might also tell us her reasons for not working with Dilip Kumar.
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