Twinkle Khanna, aka Mrs. Funny Bones, shares her thoughts on Valentine’s Day in her signature writing style that’s witty and authentic.in her new Pillar Twinkle, known for her hilarious Instagram posts, took a look at the celebration of Valentine’s Day around the world in The Times of India. She joked about what her husband would give a woman to whom she has been married for more than ten years for Valentine’s Day. Also read: Twinkle reacts after man questions her for telling Akshay ‘men are desserts’‘
“What did your husband get you for Valentine’s Day?”
Twinkle Khanna wonders why Valentine’s Day is celebrated, writing: “Valentine’s Day itself may have been an experiment. In some medieval version of a board meeting, the issue of falling sales would have been discussed.” Post-Christmas Recession , and how they get people who have been unable to buy gifts to use their next paycheck to buy gifts for the same people again. On the other hand, the German-American philosopher Hannah Arendt once said that “an experience comes into existence” only when it is spoken. Unless it is spoken, it does not exist. “
Twinkle, who has been married to actor Akshay Kumar since January 2001, also wrote: “Despite all its consumerism, Valentine’s Day may make the abstraction of love more concrete. However, if you Ask women who have been married for more than ten years for the most honest answer, “What did your husband give you for Valentine’s Day? ” would be, “Headache, as usual. ” In fact, love may be the ultimate thought experiment. It’s a paradox that accepting each other’s flaws creates an imperfectly perfect connection, with or without a wilted red rose and Archie’s card with two hearts on it Winking cartoon heart.
Twinkle Khanna’s books
In 2022, Twinkle Khanna went to Goldsmiths, University of London to pursue an MA in Fiction Writing; she recently completed her degree. In 2015, Twinkle published her first nonfiction book, Mrs. Funny Bones.
Her second book is a collection of short stories, The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad. Twinkle’s third book, “Pajamas Are Forgiving,” made her the best-selling female author in India in 2018, according to Nielsen BookScan India. Her fourth book, Welcome to Paradise, is released in 2023.