5 things we learnt about Sonam Kapoor at SIBF

The Bollywood entertainer was available at the Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) on Saturday to discuss her adoration for perusing and books 

Our adoration for perusing is so once in a while coordinated by any popular superstar. Be that as it may, Sonam Kapoor's enthusiasm for the composed word appears to be soon as she starts talking about the significance of going on anecdotal undertakings. 

"I feel perusing has left style and it needs to never leave style. There are such a large number of misleading content articles via web-based networking media. Individuals don't have the persistence to peruse any longer and that makes me extremely miserable," The Zoya Factor on-screen character said at the Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) on Saturday where she was facilitating a discussion session as a component of the Sharjah World Book Capital's #ReadTheMovie activity. 

1. She used to take her mom's books. Subsequent to covering nuts and bolts like works by Enid Blyton, the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys arrangement, Sonam grew up perusing no-nonsense books like The Pelican Brief by John Grisham and Exodus, all from her mom's library. "Any kind of gravitas or profundity I have is simply because of the perusing I did in my developmental years and the perusing I keep on doing," she says. 

2. She subtly needs to be a custodian. Sonam says on the off chance that she wasn't an on-screen character she would right away be a curator who composes books in her extra time. Had her vocation in the film business not been such an enormous achievement, we would have discovered her in a library some place scrounging through tall heaps of books! We may in any case discover her in such a state seeing as her affection for books runs so profound. 

3. She is a tremendous Godfather fan. The Godfather, seemingly perhaps the best motion picture at any point made, depended on the book by Mario Puzo of a similar name and has become broadly perceived the world over as the best film ever since its 1972 discharge. Sonam believes it's one of only a handful barely any book-to-motion picture adjustments that was done well and ventures to such an extreme as to state the motion picture was stunning contrasted with the books. We're certainly not going to oppose this idea! 

4. The entirety of the characters she has depicted so far in her motion pictures has remained with Sonam. Something from each character has been abandoned and has just added to her character. Be that as it may, the character she associates with the most and had an awesome time playing was Milli from Khoobsurat. She was the nearest to who Sonam is as an individual, with the exception of the way that she has an altogether different style sense from Milli. Be that as it may, obviously! 

5. She has faith in predetermination. Sonam doesn't have faith in the 'X' factor. "I genuinely accept anyone can do anything. I feel like anyone can master anything. I have faith in predetermination. There's a sure measure of karma included," she says.