Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is busy promoting her film Fanney Khan which released last Friday. The film is an official remake of Belgian flick Everybody’s Famous though it has been altered to suit the taste of Indian audiences. In spite of having actors like Anil Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao, Divya Dutta and Aishwarya, the film managed a lukewarm opening at the box office.

Recently, during the promotional activities of Fanney Khan, Aishwarya spoke to an entertainment portal and shared her thoughts about many things. When she asked if there was ever a biopic made or written on her, what would she want it to be titled? To this, she replied, “It should have a lot of play of words. But I don’t think I should do that. Because in this day and age, I think you will get stuck with that. So I haven’t given that a thought yet.”

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With biopics like Rajkumar Hirani’s Sanju starring Ranbir Kapoor and Diljit Dosanjh’s Soorma based on former Indian Hockey Team’s captain Sandeep Singh becoming massive hits, every star in Bollywood is facing the same question. While many stars are willing to share their story on the big screen, like Manisha Koirala, who has also shared the desire to see Alia Bhatt as herself on the big screen, there are stars like Akshay Kumar who think it’s the real heroes and not the reel ones worthy of a biopic.

Aishwarya, though, sure has a story to tell. Being from a non-filmy background to making it big in the business, not just nationally but internationally, winning the most prestigious beauty pageant, being titled as ‘World’s Most Beautiful Woman’, Bollywood to Cannes and much more - audiences would love to watch or read about a life which despite being in the public eye managed to keep itself guarded.