Kajol: Autobiographies are meant for a time when you are finished. I am not

Post the Netflix debut with Tribhanga, Kajol on exploring the web and why her autobiography will not make it to the shelves

Taking bold career strides, Kajol who made her web debut with Netflix's Tribhanga, is gung ho about exploring the digital medium, albeit with an "interesting script". With her first experience in Renuka Shahane's directorial debut, garnering praise, Kajol says she wants to "attempt the long format". However, the actor is crystal clear about the kind of projects she hopes to hop aboard. "I want to be part of a character that [goes miles]. I should enjoy it as a viewer," she adds.

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Unlike her character Anuradha, who hopes to write a controversial autobiography, Kajol has no such desire. "I am busy living my life. Autobiographies are meant for a time when you are finished. I am not," says the actor, adding, "I believe in living in the moment. I don't think I will be penning my memoirs. Maybe, I will write a fun fictional memoir [laughs]."

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