PremiumFarah Khan, Karan Johar’s playful conversation about Manish Malhotra’s Diwali party makes netizens say ‘Kaash aise dost hamare bhi hote’
Farah Khan has confirmed today that she will be attending Manish Malhotra’s Diwali party which is likely to take place on November 12 this year.
Farah Khan, Karan Johar's fun banter.
Last Updated: 02.09 PM, Nov 04, 2023
Filmmakers Farah Khan and Karan Johar had a cute conversation today. Taking to Instagram, they expressed how they are planning to celebrate Diwali at fashion designer Manish Malhotra’s residence. While they continued to chalk out a concrete plan, Farah adorably complained to Karan that she did not have new clothes to wear on the occasion. In response to this, Karan sent her a wardrobe with a stylist named Eka Lakhani.
Internet reactions toMind-blowing Farah Khan’s post
Taking to Instagram today, Farah Khan expressed that she seemingly lost some weight and thus, was unable to decide what to wear for the upcoming Diwali party. She lovingly wrote, “Dost ho Toh Aisa!️ @karanjohar spoiling me thoroughly... @ekalakhani thank you for all the trouble you taking... p.s.- how will you make fun of my clothes now Karan? #karah”
Commenting on it, Karan dropped laughing emoticons.
An admirer of Farah Khan wrote in the comments section, “You are lucky to have a friend like Karan. We all need a friend like him.”
“This is what you want to hear from everyone... If no one says that, then what's the use of losing weight, right?” wrote another admirer of Farah.
One more internet user added, “Mind blowing. Wish @karanjohar was our friend too… jokes apart @farah you will definitely look stunning in most of these outfits, and I certainly wait for your fun reels.”
“Wah dost ho toh aisa.. !!! Farah Karan has given you a vast choice to choose from...!!So sweet,” wrote another Instagrammer.
On the work front, Farah Khan recently choreographed Chaleya – a song from the movie, Jawan.
In her directorial career, she helmed movies such as "Main Hoon Na" (2004) and "Om Shanti Om" (2007). She subsequently directed "Tees Maar Khan" (2010) and "Happy New Year" (2014).