Updated On: 01 July, 2024 09:44 AM IST | Mumbai | Ainie Rizvi
Actor Alia Bhatt turned into a storyteller with the recent launch of her debut book, "Ed Finds a Home." In a candid chat with this writer, we discuss the book’s genesis, Raha`s impact on her writing and future plans for the "Ed-a-Mamma" series

Alia Bhatt plans to bring her books to life through an animation series. File/Pic
On a rainy afternoon of June 18, this writer and her cameraman Manjit hopped into a rick, headed towards Mac Ronell`s Bungalow in Bandra. At Krome Studios, the production unit is wary of rumbling clouds, watching out for decibels while taping an interview. The subject is Alia Bhatt and her newly launched children`s book "Ed Finds A Home," - curious, we asked, "What has prompted you to take up writing (for a children’s beat)?"
Alia: (Laughs) "Like I said, things happen in their own time. What drives my passion as an actor is my deep fascination with the storyline. I’m really into the overall universe of the whole plot. When scripts come to me, I get too excited! Even if I`m not taking on the role, I`ll still chime in with my suggestions."