Suhana Khan: “I left home when I was 15 for boarding school, so I think that was scary because it was definitely a culture shock”

Suhana Khan attended the event for Koel Purie Rinchet’s debut novel launch to discuss the book. Along with Suhana, Gauri Khan joined the launch and many other friends of Koel joined for the big launch of “Clearly Invisible In Paris”. While discussing the book, Khan junior spoke about moving out of her house at 15 to study abroad and how it was a culture shock for her.

Speaking of the book and resonating with the character, Suhana said at the event, “I have studied in the UK and New York and I feel like it was the people and the friendships that I made that made it home rather than the place.”

When asked if she had her own immigrant story, she added, “I wouldn’t call myself an immigrant and all. I went there to study. I left home when I was 15 for boarding school, so I think that was scary because it was definitely a culture shock and I think it took me a while to feel at home and when I did it was because of the people there and how their friendship, their love made me feel seen when I felt invisible.”

Meanwhile, Suhana Khan will be launched in Bollywood with Zoya Akhtar's The Archies. The film will introduce five other actors including debutants Khushi Kapoor and Agastya Nanda. ALSO READ: Suhana Khan attends Koel Purie Rinchet’s book launch; says, “There is a line in the book which says ‘biryani brings people together’ and I love biryani”

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