‘Shah Rukh Khan fell on the floor laughing’: Farah Khan and Murali Sharma recall a hilarious BTS moment involving a harness mishap from the sets of ‘Main Hoon Na’ |
Farah Khan and Dilip, his cook, went to Mumbai for an actor’s family Murali Sharma and Ashwini Kalsekar in their latest YouTube cooking vlog. The couple welcomed Farah with a big smile and prepared a delicious baingan pachdi for the occasion. During the tour, Farah, the filmmaker behind ‘Main Hoon Naa’, reminisced about filming with Murali, who played Khan in the movie. He said he was once mistakenly left hanging in a harness, a mistake that went away Shah Rukh Khan to break.
Murali Sharma remembers the challenges faced in Shah Rukh Khan’s film
Looking back on the time when he shot the 2004 song, Murali said, “I had to fly up to the first floor.” Farah also said: “At that time, horses were not very good and people did not know how to use them properly. He just got out of the car and Murali was hanging on the door. The mural and the door both flew away. “He continued to say: “The people were laughing, this was the first time I climbed a rope. His wife Ashwini laughed out loud and said, “Even if you see the shooting now, they are really scared.
Murali Sharma and Ashwini Kalsekar’s love story before their Shah Rukh Khan film connection
The conversation then moved to the living room, where the actors shared the story of how their love affair started with Farah. Murali and Ashwini tied the knot in 2009, after first crossing paths in the 2005 movie ‘Apaharan’. The couple has been candid in the past about their struggles with having children of their own, citing health and financial issues. Adding humor to the vlog, chef Farah Dilip appeared dressed as Vasooli Bhai, the unforgettable character played by Mukesh Tiwari in ‘Golmaal’.
A look inside Murali Sharma and Ashwini Kalsekar’s immaculate Mumbai home
Murali and Ashwini’s home in Mumbai is spacious and follows every theme. From the walls and ceiling to the curtains, everything has muted tones, paired with purple furniture. Their love of books was also evident, with an entire shelf in one room dedicated to the large group. While visiting the same venue, Ashwini showed off her makeup corner, mentioning that she does her own film roles. “Artists should be like him. People pay Rs 1 lakh to artists. Learn something, we save a lot of money,” said Farah.
Under the Mandir, a tour of the kitchen and lunch together
Ashwini also showed off the floor next to her mandir, which she made herself using real flowers. When the vlog was finished, the family took Farah to their bedroom and into the kitchen. The kitchen, too, was airy, with white finished cabinets and countertops. After the Andhra baingan chutney was ready, Farah presented the couple with a gift, and the group sat down to have lunch together.
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