Farah Khan Heading to the actor couple’s Mumbai home with her chef Dileep Murali Sharma and Ashwini Karsekhar in their latest YouTube cooking vlog show. The two welcomed Farah with big smiles and prepared delicious baingan pachdi for the occasion. During the visit, Main Hoon Naa filmmaker Farah recalled shooting with Murali, who plays Khan in the film. She shared that he was once placed in a harness incorrectly, a mistake that led to his death. Shah Rukh Khan Broken.
Murali Sharma recalls seat belt incident in Shah Rukh Khan movie
Looking back on his time filming the hit film in 2004, Murali said: “I just had to fly to the first floor.” Farah chimed in: “The quality of seat belts wasn’t very good at that time and people didn’t know how to use it properly. As he was about to get out of the car, Murali grabbed the door. Murali and the door flew up. “He continued, “These people were laughing. It was my first time on the ropes. When Mr. Shah Rukh came, he saw the whole shot. He was rolling on the floor laughing.” His wife Ashwini burst into laughter and said, “Even if you see that shot now, he has a really scared look on his face.”
Murali Sharma and Ashwini Kalsekar’s love story before ‘Shah Rukh Khan’ movie
The conversation then moved to the living room, where the actor-couple shared stories about their romance with Farah. Murali and Ashwini tied the knot in 2009 and first met on the sets of the 2005 film Apaharan. The two have been candid in the past about their struggles to have children of their own, citing reasons ranging from health concerns to financial constraints. Farah’s chef Dilip dressed up as Vasooli Bhai (Mukesh Tiwari’s memorable character in the “Golmaal” series) to add a touch of humor to the vlog.
A peek inside Murali Sharma and Ashwini Kalsekar’s all-white home in Mumbai
Murali and Ashwini’s home in Mumbai is spacious and follows an all-white theme throughout. Every element, from the walls and ceiling to the curtains, has a pastel color palette and is complemented by a brown sofa. Their love of books is also evident, with an entire bookshelf in one room dedicated to a vast collection of them. While visiting the same space, Ashwini pointed out her makeup corner and mentioned that she has done makeup for film roles. “Artists should be like her. People pay makeup artists 1 lakh rupees. Learn something and we save a lot of money,” Farah said.
Mandir floor, kitchen tour and lunch
Ashwini also showed off the floor near her temple, which she designed herself using real flowers. After the vlog, the couple gave Farrah a tour of their bedroom and kitchen. The kitchen also has an airy feel, with white cabinets and countertops. After the Andhra-style bangan chutney was prepared, Farah presented gifts to the couple and they all sat down to enjoy lunch together.