Mumbai, Oct 7 (TruthDive): Choreographer and director turned actor Farah Khan has been most consistent follower of the Bigg Boss since season one. However, she has been missing out half the episodes this season due to her hectic schedule.
Speaking to media, Farah stated that she gets too exhausted by the time she reaches home. Post wrapping up Just Dance, she is busy with a number for the sequel of House full 2.
“I’m tired when I get home. Ever since Just Dance wrapped up, I’ve been setting a number for House full 2. I watch half the show and go to sleep because I have an early call time, and the show airs late. But my husband (director Shirish Kunder) is following it religiously on my behalf,” says Farah, who’s forced to put the TV off because she has to put her triplets to sleep. “I can’t let their schedules get affected because I want to watch TV.”
With the entry of Shakti Kapoor, Farah feels that this season Bigg Boss will be really different. She is feeling bad for Shakti being the only male participant amidst 12 women. He will definitely miss the male company at the Bigg Boss house. All praises for the actor, Farah stated that Shakti is well behaved and disciplined and she wishes him to stay in the house for a while.
“I couldn’t have an opening episode party but when I saw Shakti (Kapoor) entering the house as the only man among 12 women and a eunuch, I thought that this season was turning out to be really ‘different’,” she laughs. “Maybe, we’ll have a closing bash.”
“I don’t feel bad for the women but I definitely feel for Shakti. He must be missing male company so much now. He is shown to be a lecherous villain on screen but on a public platform, he’s anything but lecherous. I’ve not shot too much with him but while working on Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani (2000), I remember he was the first to arrive on sets. It’s against his public image, but he’s actually well behaved. I want him to stay inside for a while because it’ll bring out his true personality. He flirts but in this current situation, he better not misbehave.”
“Not all the women in the house are nasty. But some are too bad to be true. One of these days, they’ll gang up against Shakti and have him thrown out of the house. A couple of them, within two-three days, will show their true colors. They speak behind their backs, pass nasty comments, and I can see discontent brewing inside a few hearts. It’s just a matter of time. All it will take is one big nasty fight”, says Farah Khan.
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