When Farah Khan’s husband was mistaken for her son

Farah Khan shared what happened when people mistook her husband Shirish Kunder for her son.

After 50, her eyes opened

Bollywood’s bold choreographer and director, Farah Khan, is always known for her outspokenness. While the entire industry is obsessed with glamour and looks, Farah never paid much attention to it.

But recently, in a chat with Soha Ali Khan, she admitted that until the age of 50, she considered going to the parlor or getting a blow-dry a waste of time.

She was immersed in work day and night, but then something happened that forced her to change her lifestyle.

When the “Old Car” Got Servicing

Farah said in her typical humorous way, “When a car gets old, it needs more servicing and has to be sent to the garage.”

With that thought in mind, after turning 50, she started seeing a skin doctor and taking hair vitamins regularly.

She believed that her triplets (Diva, Anya, and Czar) were still small, and she didn’t want people to think of her as the children’s “daddy” when she dropped them off at school. She tried to keep herself fit because of the children.

Husband Shirish became “Son”?

The most interesting incident happened when Farah was on vacation with her family.

At that time, her weight had increased considerably. A lady staff member came into the hotel room and asked Farah, “Can I clean the room?

Please ask your ‘son’ (Shirish) to leave.” Just imagine! Shirish Kunder, her husband, was mistaken for her son.

Instead of getting angry, Shirish laughed and told the children that he felt like her brother. This incident made Farah realize that it was necessary to lose weight.

Seven years of hard work paid off

After this “son” incident, Farah took her health seriously. He said that it took him seven years to lose weight and get fit.

Farah and Shirish’s love story, which started on the sets of Main Hoon Na, is still going on, and their relationship gets stronger because of these humorous talks.

People may have misunderstood anything, but Farah proved that ‘better late than never’, there is no fixed time for fitness.