Bollywood’s well-known director-choreographer, Farah Khan, is currently winning hearts on YouTube with her quirky cooking vlogs, which she shoots alongside her cook, Dilip. In these fun-filled videos, Farah not only whips up mouth-watering dishes but also adds a dash of entertainment by visiting her celebrity friends’ homes or sometimes inviting them over to hers. However, her recent episode featuring actress Shilpa Shetty has stirred quite a buzz online.
Shilpa Shetty And Farah Khan
Let us tell you that Farah visited Shilpa Shetty’s residence as part of the vlog, but what caught viewers’ attention was Shilpa’s repeated remarks about not allowing “outsiders” to shoot inside her house. The actress clarified that she usually refrains from giving permission for shoots at home, but made an exception this time. This did not sit well with many fans, who felt that Shilpa’s constant insistence sounded cold and unwelcoming towards Farah.
Shilpa Shetty
Farah, on the other hand, took it sportingly. She revealed that her own home has practically turned into “Ramoji Studio” due to continuous shoots and content creation. She also added that to maintain some privacy, she never lets anyone upstairs, restricting guests to the lower level. During the vlog, Shilpa explained that she made this rare exception purely out of affection for Farah and to support her husband Raj Kundra’s film promotion.
Shilpa Shetty And Farah Khan
Despite the light-hearted banter, netizens were quick to react. Some criticized Shilpa’s behavior, calling it disrespectful to repeatedly emphasize not letting outsiders in. One comment read, “This is an insult to a guest. If not for film promotion, she would never have allowed it.” Another sarcastically remarked, “She talks about positive energy at home, but if that was true, her husband wouldn’t be involved in such controversies.” While Shilpa’s remarks divided opinions, the vlog managed to do what Farah always intends i.e. spark conversations, serve entertainment, and keep fans hooked with celebrity camaraderie.