Farah Khan takes a hilarious dig at paid porter service at airport: ‘Yeh buggy aa jayega jitna charge kar rahe ho’ |

Farah Khan recently showcased her humor by poking fun at the paid porter service, known as Pranaam Services, at Mumbai airport. In a video shared on her Instagram stories, it appears she’s using the service while traveling but expresses dissatisfaction with the pricing, adding her signature wit to the situation.
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In the video, Farah Khan initially praises the service but then expresses discontent about the price, likening it to the cost of a ticket.She humorously remarks, “Yeh buggy aa jayega jitna charge kar rahe ho” and requests a review of the pricing. Additionally, she extends wishes to Anil Kapoor and Sunita Kapoor on their wedding anniversary.

During a recent interview on Twin Encounter’s episode hosted on Chinki Minki’s YouTube channel, Farah Khan discussed the transformations occurring in Bollywood and expressed her desire for a specific change. She highlighted the positive development of improved organization, citing increased punctuality among individuals and the establishment of a structured studio system.

Farah Khan expressed concern over a notable change in Bollywood dynamics, emphasizing the diminishing role of personal relationships. Previously, she could directly contact actors for her needs, but now, the process involves navigating through layers of managers and agencies, leading to a more impersonal industry environment with weakened interpersonal bonds.

Farah Khan delved into the extravagant requests made by certain movie stars, particularly emphasizing the necessity for multiple vanity vans to accommodate both the actors and their entourage. During a YouTube vlog discussion with TV actor Dipika Kakkar and her husband, actor Shoaib Ibrahim, Farah highlighted how actors insist on having around four vans each, including one for their personal use, one for their gym, one for their staff, and another for various purposes. She underscored the significance of these amenities, stating that actors often refuse to work until these requirements are fulfilled.
Farah Khan, renowned for directing top stars such as Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone, highlighted the evolution of on-set needs over time, noting the luxurious enhancements in vanity vans, which now include amenities like gyms and kitchens.