Mai hoon na

Main Hoon Na, the film that Farah Khan directed for the first time in 2004, was described as her "long-time dream." Farah said in an interview with the popular news portal that the movie was first a little film about a drug bust at a college, with Shah Rukh in the center.

Farah Khan is the creator of several of Bollywood's biggest blockbusters, such as Om Shanti Om, Tees Maar Khan, Main Hoon Na, and others. Although coming from a glamorous family, Farah had a difficult childhood and had many obstacles in her growing-up years.

Shreyas Talpade also starred in the film and Farah Khan directed the movie. Shreyas described SRK as a "witty" individual in a recent interview, recalling their collaboration. He also remembered how their improvisations once annoyed Farah on sets.

Farah placed the same value on casting vital supporting roles for Shah Rukh Khan, who played the lead in the movie Main Hoon Na. Naseeruddin Shah was originally offered the character of Raghavan, the antagonist, in a previous interview in which Farah discussed casting him in the movie.

Salman Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Rani Mukerji, Preity Zinta, Priyanka Chopra, Karisma Kapoor, Rekha, Dharmendra, and many more actors showcased their amazing range of talent in the song. Farah Khan has revealed behind-the-scenes stories from the filming, including the fact that Govinda was nearly 24 hours late for his part.

Farah Khan talked about the good and bad changes that have affected how Bollywood works in an interview with the popular entertainment portal. In response to the actors' growing overhead spending, Khan disclosed a notable surge in charges.

At the start of the podcast, Bigg Boss fan Farah questioned Faisu about keeping his phone away. Without delay, Faisu reassured Farah that he had placed his phone away and given it to a teammate. Farah asked after the particular phone he had given them.

Farah's career began with no support from the film industry and she went on to establish her reputation unrivaled. Happy New Year, Tees Maar Khan, and Om Shanti Om are among the films she has directed. She is married to Shirish Kunder, and the two of them have triplets.

Helen featured in the beloved song Aankhein Khuli in Shah Rukh Khan's 2001 hit movie, making fans nostalgic. Farah Khan, a well-known choreographer and filmmaker who admires her, got so moved during the dance number's filming that she started crying in the corner.

While Farah Khan Kunder is enjoying in London, she shared a hilarious video on Instagram wherein she tagged her dear friend Karan Johar, who recently completed 25 years as a director in the industry.