Karan Johar’s special ‘kansa’ bathroom for guests with unique décor makes Farah Khan feel ‘poor’ and it sounds so relatable

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Following her hilarious video alongside Karan Johar, Farah Khan later posted an amusing vlog featuring her filmmaking buddy. The video showcased them jokingly poking fun at one another while recalling stories from their initial encounter.

In a 23-minute long video, Farah Khan pays a visit to Karan Johar to attempt his homemade chocolate fudge recipe. This engaging video showcases the two friends playfully teasing each other. During her visit, the director of Om Shanti Om provides a brief tour of Johar’s office and offers glimpses into his personal life, revealing areas where he listens to scripts and interacts with Bollywood stars at home.

In my expertise, one particularly noteworthy moment was when Farah unveiled a luxurious bathroom crafted from ‘kansa,’ an exquisite metal. This bathroom boasted distinctive decor, with tiffin carriers (known as dabbas) serving as charming showpieces. Caught off guard by this, Farah jokingly inquired, “Do you eat and use the restroom simultaneously?” To which, Karan Johar playfully responded that these were thoughtful gifts for their guests.

Apart from recalling their initial encounter at a theatre, the pair also recounted instances from their subsequent meetings there. Specifically, Karan confided that on one occasion, while they were watching the intense film Main Azaad Hoon, Farah dozed off in her seat beside him halfway through. In another instance, Farah reminisced about a time when they both met again at a theatre, where Karan couldn’t help but burst into laughter during a serious scene.

In one section of the video, Karan and Farah engaged in a funny game titled “What’s in Farah Khan’s Bag?” where Karan showcased various items from her bag to the audience. As he rummaged through her bag, he found a Rs 500 note which he called a ‘shagun’ (good luck gift). In response, Farah quipped, “May you always remain married,” humorously referring to an Indian custom of blessing someone with marital bliss when gifting money.

Karan playfully asked, “Farah, when will my hands turn brown from getting married?” To avoid answering directly, Faran chuckled and said, “First, we need to color your hands brown by preparing some delicious chocolate fudge together.

For many years, Farah and Karan have been cherished friends, and the delight their interactions bring to fans is truly special, as they often engage in playful exchanges.

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2025-01-13 15:54