Filmmaker-choreographer and popular YouTuber Farah Khan has opened up about her strong aversion to early morning flights. She also disclosed that Sussanne Khan, the former wife of actor Hrithik Roshan, has placed her on a unique regimen called the 'gold diet'.
Farah Khan's Early Morning Flight Woes
Farah first shared a picture on her Instagram stories, where she is seen posing on the passenger boarding bridge. The caption read: 'Early morning flights are never a good idea.' She added the song 'Aaj subah jab main jaga' from the 1986 film 'Aag Aur Shola' as the background score.
The Gold Diet Revelation
In a subsequent video from the airport lounge, Farah revealed that she could not eat anything because Sussanne Khan has put her on a 'gold diet'. She said in the clip, 'Hi guys, I can't eat anything because Suzzanne Khan has put me on a gold diet.' The caption read: '@suzkr has put me on a gold diet.'
Farah Khan's Visit to Shiv Thakare's Home
In other news, Farah recently visited Shiv Thakare's house, where she was treated to an authentic Maharashtrian meal prepared by his grandmother, whom he fondly calls 'Aaji'. Photographs showed Shiv posing with Farah, his mother, and grandmother at their home. Another video clip captured Farah relishing a traditional Maharashtrian thali consisting of 'bhakri-pitla' and 'aamras'.
Sharing the post, Shiv captioned it: 'Tiffin return is mandatory #indianmom . @farahkhankunder Tai . . #aajisaheb #indianmom #tiffin less'. While enjoying the meal, Farah remarked, 'Aaji ke haath ka sabko nahi milta' (Not everyone gets the privilege of eating food cooked by grandmother's hands), as Shiv's grandmother affectionately kissed her cheeks.
Farah Khan's Film Career
Farah made her directorial debut with the commercially successful 'Main Hoon Na' in 2004, followed by 'Om Shanti Om'. She later directed 'Tees Maar Khan' and the ensemble heist musical 'Happy New Year'.
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