Farah Khan

You can get Aaron Sorkin to write this.

You can get Farah Khan to put songs and choreography into this.

You can hire Brad Pitt as a producer, but you cannot fathom the level of cinema that we have witnessed today.

It just does not exist.

Of course.

Farah Khan.

[laughs] Farah Ji, I'll tell you what happened.

Before we go to CJP baba, one minute.

The only way she'll come is she makes, uh, IVM her NGO, you know?

[laughs]

So it's like Farah Khan owns us as an NGO, and, you know, then every Saturdays people come put a garland on me, give me some halwa, that kind of thing.

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Like, is he going to work again with Imtiaz? I don't know if that's going to happen.

Like, I see Farah Khan coming back into the mold.

Like, I think it could give a jump and boost to Farah's career and Shah Rukh to kind of do a kind of like a comedy, which he kind of likes hanging out with his friends.

But I don't see him working with, you know, Raees's Rahul Dulakia or anything.

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it, it's funny because I was watching this, uh, Fa- the Farah Khan show that she does, you know, which, uh, in lieu of making movies, she's just going to-

Mm-hmm

... people's kitchens and things like that, which I hate.

I hate that show so mu- like, I love Farah Khan so much, and I hate that she's doing this, and I hate how successful it is.

I hate it.

Yeah.

[laughs]

Right?

Farah Khan is now putting raw stuff.

Exactly.

After making the most polished thing that you could have seen.

And then she realized the missing piece, right? And she saw that, okay, like, my chef...

That rawness is fun to watch.

Like, who would have thought? Like, no creative director would have told you that add an element if you had told him in a planned manner that you take PPT to Farah Khan that ma'am, you should do this and that.

Trust me, if you give such a recommendation, it will be fun.