KARACHI – The famous actresses of Bollywood who earn name and fame all across the world astonished everyone with new revelations about their educational backgrounds.
The beauties which are known for their style, glamour, talent and importantly for their beauty have not completed their education.
Recent report suggests that six of the Bollywood actresses could not manage to have best of educational career.
Kareena Kapoor, Karishma Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor, Deepika Padukon , Aishwarya Rai and Priyanka chopra are included in this under-educated Bollywood list.
Kareena had keen interest in the world of fashion and glamour from her childhood; she studied commerce in Mithi Bai College but then switched her field to law, but due to entry in Bollywood she could not complete her law.
Karishma Kapoor earned a huge name and fame in Bollywood but in educational field she was deprived of good name.
Miss world in 1994, Ashwariya Rai Bachan, got admission in Jay Hind College but dropped out after one year.
Sonam Kapoor has admitted many times that because of her inclination towards acting, she could not go beyond the intermediate level of education.
A very less number of people know about Deepika that she is not a degree holder.
Very few people know about Deepika’s bleak educational career as she is not a degree holder, she preferred acting and modeling over studies though she was interested in getting graduation degree in criminal psychology.
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