Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma often gets insight into her life through her social media accounts. She also shares inspirational quotes every day. On Thursday, Anushka Sharma shared a story called “Kafka and the Doll” inspired by writer Franz Kafka.

Anushka wrote: “Franz Kafka, a 40-year-old man, who has never been married and has no children, was walking in a park in Berlin when he met a girl crying about the loss of her beloved doll. And Kafka didn’t find the doll after searching so much. Kafka asked the girl to visit him the next day and they would return to find the doll. The next day, when the doll could not be found, Kafka wrote the girl a letter from the doll, “Please do not cry. I travelled to see the world. I will write to you about my adventures.”

Anushka said: “This is the beginning of a story that lasted until the end of Kafka’s life. During the meeting, Kafka carefully read the doll’s letter, written with emotion and dialogue that aroused sympathy in the girl. In the end, Kafka brought back the doll (he bought it) to Berlin and give it to that girl. After seeing the doll the girl said, “This doesn’t look like my doll at all,”.

Kafka handed him another letter from Doll(Gudia). “My journey has changed me.” The little girl hugged the new doll and happily took it home. A year later, Kafka died. A few years later, an adult girl finds a letter in her doll. She read Kafka’s short letter: ‘You can lose everything you love, but sooner or later love will come back the other way around.’

Anushka Sharma is waiting for the release of the sports film Chakda Express. It is based on the life of cricketer Jhoolan Goswami. After the film “Zero” in 2018, Anushka returned to the big screens with this film.