Why did Farah khan protest against Shilpa’s saree length?

Know how Farah Khan stopped the shooting of Om Shanti Om over Shilpa Shetty’s saree length.

When Farah Khan stopped the shoot midway

Do you know that Farah Khan once stopped the shooting of her own film Om Shanti Om midway? The reason is both funny and surprising.

Farah disliked the length of Shilpa Shetty‘s saree so much that she signaled the cameraman to stop and the entire crew on the set became completely silent. Farah clearly said, “How will this work?

I don’t think it will look good in the frame.” Then what, the pallu of the saree was cut and the creative team continued shooting again.

Viewer’s anger, Farah’s befitting reply

Recently, a viewer commented on Farah’s YouTube cooking show and asked why she gives platform to “controversial personalities”.

This user wrote, “Raj Kundra increased the controversy by taking advantage of Shilpa Shetty’s image; we should avoid such people.”

Farah immediately replied, “I don’t judge people by reading them, but by the moments I spend with them.

Everything is written here, mostly exaggerated. You should not believe everything.”

Door of mind opens in the kitchen

Farah’s show is different from other reality TV shows because it is not limited to cooking.

Farah, Shilpa and Raj Kundra together tell childhood stories in between recipes, laugh and joke and are seen adopting each other’s family and culture closely.

When the camera is off, the intimacy is clearly visible in their talks.

This is Farah’s aim—to show the human aspect behind the glamorous image of celebs.

Shilpa-Raj Kundra’s new controversy

Meanwhile, Mumbai Police EOW has issued a Look Out Circular against Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra.

Deepak Kothari alleged that he invested Rs 60 crore between 2015-23 through Best Deal TV Pvt Ltd, but the money was spent on personal expenses instead of business.

Shilpa-Raj said that it was only a civil case, which was also settled by NCLT on 4 October 2024.

Lesson: Justice is only when you get a chance

Both Farah Khan’s clarification and Shilpa-Raj controversy remind us that what is seen in the media is not necessarily the whole story.

Behind every controversy, there are shades of human life.

Therefore, instead of forming an opinion in a hurry, it is better to give time, talk and then form your viewpoint.

Be it a cut on a film set or a courtroom drama—in the end, it is humanity and understanding that give the right direction to relationships.