'Fashion' actress Kangana Ranaut is planning to write a book this year, it will revolve around her struggles that have made her a star. She will write about what she was before she came to the film industry as well as her stint in it.

At the launch of journalist Barkha Dutt's book - 'The Unquiet India', Kangana said, "The way I dealt with my failures has been very heavy and I would like to write a book about that, how success will never teach you anything. So I've been through struggle for 10 years, and I think that's what shaped me up as a person today. Ten years of humiliation, rejection, embarrassment could've made me believe what the whole world thought about me - like if they thought about me as a loser, but I didn't think of myself as that or as what the world or my parents thought of me. That's why I could do what I did in my life... Not just in India but all over the world, winning and success in so overrated."

She also added saying, "We need to tell our children that it is okay to fail, there's nothing wrong in it. Nothing lasts forever. That kind of spirit needs to be there. So rejection is so hard to deal with for anyone, especially men, there's no acceptance for the fact that this women doesn't want or that she doesn't have feelings for me. Usually that is the intention and I feel that for 90 per cent of the violence against women - that kind of rejection triggers it."

When beautiful Kangana was in school then she was aspiring to be a doctor before she decided to enter the film industry. She also faced trauma due to her parents' strange behavior if she didn't stand first in class. Kangana then went on saying that she also confessed about being physically abused by an industry celebrity and how she is fighting back physically and legally.