Farah Khan’s filmmaker-cook duo charms with humor, visiting Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi’s home. Farah teases Dilip for wearing her husband’s shirt and sunglasses. Dilip’s finances improved after joining Farah’s YouTube channel. Now debt-free, he’s building a house with brand deals supporting construction.
Farah Khan, the renowned filmmaker-choreographer, and her cook Dilip continue to charm audiences with their infectious chemistry, delivering yet another side-splitting prank. The dynamic duo recently waded by the swanky Mumbai residence of celebs Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi for some lively banter. Amid the fun, Farah couldn’t resist ribbing Dilip for borrowing her hubby Shirish Kunder’s shirt and shades, sparking endless laughs.
First-time visit and funny banter
Khan’s vlog began with her arriving at her friends’ place, carrying food. She mentioned that even after many years of friendship, it was her first time visiting Neha and Bedi’s home. As she stepped in, she spotted Dilip wearing her sunglasses and asked him, “Ye sunglasses kahan se laya?” Dilip quickly answered, “Apki gadi mein mila,” to which Farah humorously replied, “Yeh aadmi! Kuch bhi chhod do iske liye… chhod do!” Inside the house, when Dilip took off his jacket, Farah noticed his shirt and asked, “Ye Shirish ka shirt lag raha hai?” Dilip smiled innocently and admitted she was right.
Dilip’s financial transformation
The filmmaker recently opened up about how her cook Dilip’s life changed after joining her YouTube channel. She said, “I send his kids to English medium school now. I put his one son through a culinary diploma course.” Despite being well-paid earlier, Dilip had a large amount of debt. Farah explained, “He had a lot of debt… One year has just gone in paying off that debt and telling him, ‘You can’t take loans on interest anymore because whatever I am giving you is going down a well.’ So I have cleared all his debts.”
Building a new home
Now, Dilip is busy constructing his house. Farah mentioned that she is helping him get brand deals so that a lot of the building work “can be done for free”.
