Farah Khan`s cook Dilip exposes her diet secret: Khoob saara khati hai

Farah Khan, a Bollywood filmmaker and choreographer, continues to steal hearts with her humorous banter with her cook, Dilip. In her most recent vlog, Farah and Dilip pay a visit to actor Boman Irani`s home for a pleasant talk and to learn how to cook traditional Parsi meals. However, in the midst of the cooking, Dilip reveals some fun details about Farah`s personality outside of the cameras. Check out their fun banter in her recent vlog. 

Farah cheekily advised Dilip in the vlog not to notify her husband if she flirted with Boman, whom she referred to as her favourite. Following a tour of Boman`s home, the actor took Dilip aside for a private conversation as Farah and Boman`s wife, Zenobia Irani, prepared chutney to marinate fish.

Farah is not on a diet?

While speaking with Dilip, Boman instructed the team to turn off the camera and then asked Dilip, "Farah camera ke saamne itni acchi baatein karti hai, jab camera band hota hai toh kaisi hai (Farah says such nice things in front of the camera, but what is she like when the camera is off)?"  Dilip answered, "Bahut khadoos hai (She is very grumpy)."  Boman then inquired as to whether, despite her always having positive things to say about him, this was also true behind the camera.  Dilip responded: "No, Aapki bhut burai karti hai (she talks badly about you)."

Boman then inquired whether Farah is on a diet and what she eats while on it, to which Dilip said, "Diet pe nahi hai, Farah ma`am.  Khoob Saara Khaati hai.  Farah ma`am, is not on a diet.  She eats a lot.  When she`s on a diet, it`s dal-chawal, soup, and rice; when she`s not, she eats a lot).  

Farah and Boman`s friendship goes a long way

Farah Khan and Boman Irani have a longstanding connection.  They initially collaborated in Main Hoon Na, which was a huge success.  The duo later appeared in Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi and worked together again on the popular film Happy New Year. Their off-screen chemistry continues to charm fans just as much as their on-screen pairing.