Farah Khan And his cook Dileep made their way to the actor couple’s Mumbai home Murali Sharma And Ashwini Kalsekar In their recent YouTube cooking vlog episode. Both welcomed Farah with big smiles and prepared a delicious Baingan Pachdi for the occasion. During the tour, Farah, the maker of ‘My Hoon Na’, reminisced about filming with Murali, who played Khan in the movie. He shared that he once accidentally hung up the harness, which was a mistake Shah Rukh Khan Cracking up
Murali Sharma recalls harness mishap in Shah Rukh Khan film
Looking back on the shooting of the 2004 hit, Murali said, “I just had to fly up to the first floor.” Farah exclaims, “At that time, the quality of the harness was not very good and people did not know how to use it properly. He just had to get out of the car and Murali was hanging on the door. Both the mural and the door flew away.”He added, “These people were laughing. It was my first time on the ropes. When Shah Rukh sir came, he was shown the entire shot. He fell on the floor laughing.” His wife Ashwini laughs out loud, “Even when you look at that shot, he still has that expression of genuine fear.”
Murali Sharma and Ashwini Kalsekar’s love story predates their Shah Rukh Khan film connection
The conversation then moved to the living room, where the actor shared the story of how the couple began their romance with Farah. Murali and Ashwini tied the knot in 2009, having first crossed paths on the sets of the 2005 film ‘Apaharan’. The pair have spoken candidly about their struggles to have children of their own in the past, citing health issues and financial constraints. Adding a touch of humor to the vlog, Farah’s cook Dileep dressed up as Vasuli Bhai, the memorable character played by Mukesh Tiwari in the ‘Golmaal’ series.
A peek inside Murali Sharma and Ashwini Kalsekar’s black-and-white home in Mumbai
Murali and Ashwini’s Mumbai home is spacious and follows an all-white theme. From the walls and ceiling to the curtains, every element carries muted tones, complemented by brown couches. Their love of books was also evident, with an entire shelf in one room devoted to a huge collection. Touring the same place, Ashwini points out her makeup corner, noting that she handles her own makeup for film roles. “Artists should be like her. People pay Rs 1 lakh for makeup artists. Learn something, we are saving so much money,” revealed Farah.
Temple floor, kitchen tour and lunch together
Ashwini also showed the floor near her temple, which she designed herself using real flowers. As the vlog ends, the couple takes Farah through their bedroom and kitchen. The kitchen, too, had an airy feel, with white-finished cabinets and countertops. Once the Andhra-style baingan chutney was made, Farah gifted the couple and then the group sat down to enjoy lunch together.
