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Shahrukh Khan and Farah Khan call a truce
Even before we rattle out the goaded-to-death cliché about no permanent foes or friends in Bollywood, you have guessed it right - Shahrukh Khan and Farah Khan have put a decisive end to the newly cropped friction between their once seemingly crack-resistant friendship.
The crack, in case you don’t know, appeared after Farah announced her mega-budget movie Tees Maar Khan with Akshay Kumar, and not with SRK, who’s been part of every film she’s directed so far.
SRK was learnt to be unhappy about this obvious snub from Farah and the two were not even on talking terms lately.
Finally, it was SRK who reportedly took the initiative of calling a truce. His company Red Chillies Entertainment called up Farah a few days back and asked her to direct a TV commercial for them.
Farah obviously said yes and that triggered the thawing of the chill between her and SRK. Last week, Farah even made a visit to SRK’s house with her three kids.
Well, let’s sign off by rattling out another trite cliché - all’s well that ends well.
Even before we rattle out the goaded-to-death cliché about no permanent foes or friends in Bollywood, you have guessed it right - Shahrukh Khan and Farah Khan have put a decisive end to the newly cropped friction between their once seemingly crack-resistant friendship.
The crack, in case you don’t know, appeared after Farah announced her mega-budget movie Tees Maar Khan with Akshay Kumar, and not with SRK, who’s been part of every film she’s directed so far.
SRK was learnt to be unhappy about this obvious snub from Farah and the two were not even on talking terms lately.
Finally, it was SRK who reportedly took the initiative of calling a truce. His company Red Chillies Entertainment called up Farah a few days back and asked her to direct a TV commercial for them.
Farah obviously said yes and that triggered the thawing of the chill between her and SRK. Last week, Farah even made a visit to SRK’s house with her three kids.
Well, let’s sign off by rattling out another trite cliché - all’s well that ends well.
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