Farah Khan in Karan's video (Courtesy: karanjohar)
Highlights
- Karan Johar has shared a video online
- The video features Farah Khan
- Karan is taking fashion lessons from Farah
Karan Johar and Farah Khan don't miss a chance to poke fun at each other. And, this time Karan Johar has an upper hand. The director has shared a video featuring none other than Farah Khan. He has called Farah the “guru of style”. As the clip starts we can hear KJo's voice, who is the man behind the lens. Referring to the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week, Karan Johar says, “While India celebrates the fashion week, we celebrate the lack of it.” Now, the camera pans towards Farah. KJo greets her with a “hello” and says, “Comfy chic. I like it.” And, then we have Farah giving a bit of detail about the outfit. “It's from a brand called HK - Hemant and Kedhar.” And, Karan Johar replies, “It's like your inhouse Dolce and Gabbana.”
Karan Johar then asks Farah Khan to share two fashion tips with the world. As per Farah, it should be “cheap” and “comfortable”. He didn't waste much time thinking about hsi reply and says, “Cheap and comfortable. Just like you."
Karan Johar, for the caption, wrote, “Some deep fashion insights from the guru of style herself.” Farah Khan quickly replied, “Why do I laugh so much when you say mean things to me.” Fans and their industry friends couldn't help but leave a comment under the video. Actress Preity Zinta wrote, “You both are crazy.” Designer Seema Khan said, “ Live for these…Poor HK.” Bhavna Pandey has replied with a set of laughing emojis.
Seems like Farah Khan has found a befitting reply [in a good way] to Karan Johar's video. Yes, the tables have turned this time. KJo is in the spotlight. And, he is flaunting his see-through jacket and classic Karan Johar shades. Well, Farah has labelled them as “fanta glasses”. Can it get funnier? Yes, the caption. “Long time we needlessly needed this,” she wrote.
Karan Johar and Farah Khan are working together in Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani.The film is KJo's return to the director's chair. His last film, as a director, was Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.