Karan Johar, taken aback by Farah Khan’s unexpectedly chic appearance, captured the moment in a playful video shared on his Instagram. Expressing sheer amazement at Farah’s impeccably dressed avatar, KJo humorously commented on her coordinated outfit, matching accessories, and overall glamorous look.
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Karan Johar introduced his best friend in the video by saying, “Sorry, this is an empty frame because I’ve just witnessed a shattering visual.I’ve witnessed a well-dressed Farah. Oh my God, suddenly something has happened to her. There are matching shoes to go with her Miu Miu supreme bag, her nails, her jewelry, her makeup, her new body, weight loss, glamour, and so amazing.” Astounded, he questioned the cause behind this sudden fashion makeover.
In response, Farah Khan, known for her wit, humorously replied that despite the style upgrade, she remains the same old friend to Karan. She jovially attributed her newfound style to being fed up with Karan’s constant teasing and banter, playfully suggesting that he was the driving force behind her makeover.
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The banter continued as Karan Johar defended his comments by claiming to be the fashion police rather than indulging in playful teasing. Inquiring about the inspiration behind Farah’s fashion evolution, KJo humorously asked for the name of the person who inspired her. To this end, Farah amusingly quipped that she avoids wearing anything that Karan approves of, adding a humorous twist to their conversation.
Their light-hearted exchange concluded with Karan jokingly reacting to Farah’s playful jibe as an “insult,” prompting a light-hearted sign-off with both playfully bidding farewell with “toddles” and wishing each other a “Happy New Year.”
While Karan Johar’s latest directorial venture, “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani,” garnered praise, he’s currently immersed in multiple upcoming projects like “Mere Mehboob Mere Sanam,” “Yodha,” “Mr. and Mrs. Mahi,” and “Jigra,” keeping the audience eagerly anticipating his next directorial ventures.