Farah Khan revealed the bizarre Bollywood superstition, where if the heroine falls on the set, the film’s hit; Kajol and Preity cite examples of Zinta.
Farah Khan recently spoke about falling on the sets in her recent Vlog, not only in a conversation with Sanya Malhotra, not only a cuisine but also a “Lucky Charm” principle. This was followed by a riot of superstition, saffron and spontaneous casting pitches – all served Farah’s signature with intelligence.Recently, Farah and his popular Cook Dilip visited the house of actor Sanya for a fun cook with a fun cook. During his chat, Farah saw a mark on Sanya’s left leg, which was revealed by the actor, he was from a bike accident, while filming the addressing, directed by Vishwa Bhardwaj with her film Radhika Madan. Farah then jokingly indicated a bizarre superstition that he has seen – that films where the heroine falls on the set often becomes a hit.The director remembered a long -standing superstition from his sets, given that whenever an actress accidentally fell during filming, the film often became a hit. He cited examples such as Kajol, who tripped several times while shooting Kuch Kuch Hota, and Preity Zinta, who slipped during a scene in Kaal Ho Na Ho. Farah, who choreographed both films, jokingly said that such incidents were strangely convinced to the crew, where she now fickle the actors on the set just to keep the “lucky” tradition alive.As expected, Farah’s latest Vlog gave his signature dose of light food and clear fun. During cooking with Sanya and her ever-interested kitchen partner Dilip, Sanya Ke Kitchen, Sushila, jokingly asked Farah to consider the role of the film. Farah quickly quipped that instead of cast her with Sanya, she makes a film starring Sushila and Dileep centered around Bihar and Jharkhand. Sushila protested fickly, saying that Dileep was already a superstar and needed to earn her stardom first – but Farah insisted that she was always playing to work with fresh talent.
