An Unsuitable Boy

Karan Johar on Shah Rukh Khan in Unsuitable Boy: There was distance between us in recent years

Karan Johar's autobiography 'An Unsuitable Boy', published by Penguin Books India, his childhood and initiation into the Hindi film industry, his moviemaking experiences and years at the helm of Dharma Productions. It also traces some of his closest friendships in the industry. Read an excerpt from a chapter on Shah Rukh Khan:

Shah Rukh Khan on Karan Johar at Unsuitable Boy launch: 'He's the most beautiful person I know'

Karan Johar's autobiography — An Unsuitable Boy, co-authored by Poonam Saxena and published by Penguin Books India — is being launched at the Taj Lands End in Mumbai on Monday, 16 January 2017.

Karan Johar's An Unsuitable Boy: Like his films, this book delivers solid, emotional storytelling

In An Unsuitable Boy, Karan Johar traces his childhood and growing up years, initiation into the film industry, experiences with moviemaking and helming Dharma Productions, equations with friends like Shah Rukh Khan, Aditya Chopra and Kajol, and of course, the subject of his sexuality.

Karan Johar discloses his 2002 spat with Kareena Kapoor, during making of Kal Ho Na Ho

Karan Johar's An Unsuitable Boy is among the most hotly anticipated celebrity autobiographies this year, and in the run-up to its launch on Monday, 16 January 2017, there have been several sections that have made it to the public domain. The latest is a part that deals with his 2002 spat with Kareena Kapoor.

Karan Johar: 'Kajol killed every bit of emotion I had for her for 25 years. She doesn't deserve me'

In pages leaked by a Twitter user from his autobiography An Unsuitable Boy, Karan Johar has dwelt on his anger and bitterness with Kajol, and what led to their friendship souring

Karan Johar: Why he won't say he's gay and why rumours linking him to Shah Rukh Khan hurt

Karan Johar has openly addressed his sexuality for the first time in his autobiography An Unsuitable Boy

Karan Johar and Rishi Kapoor to bare it all as they unveil their autobiographies in January

While Karan Johar will offer an introspective take on his personal side in 'An Unsuitable Boy', Rishi Kapoor will go uncensored in 'Khullam Khulla'.

Intolerance and Section 377: Karan Johar's click-bait lines are perfectly timed for his upcoming biography

Speaking at the Jaipur LitFest on his upcoming biography An Unsuitable Boy, Karan Johar said: "I feel bound on every level, be it what I put out on the celluloid or what I say in print. I feel like there is always some kind of a legal notice awaiting me everywhere I go."

Tough country to speak about personal life: Karan Johar weighs in on intolerance debate

Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar has said that India is a "tough country" where speaking about personal life can land people behind the bars and he did not want to fight the "governance" by talking of issues like "intolerance".