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33 Questions With Farah Khan (Very Funny)

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Speaker 1

0:00 Funniest mom thing you've ever done.

Speaker 2

0:02 I've taken them to Gora once and told them we are in Goa when they were younger.

Speaker 1

0:16 Hi guys. Welcome to KSP tv. And today we have with us Sara Khan. As we all know she is obviously a director mom of three and she's. She's literally pretty much done everything right. So how do you describe yourself in 140 characters?

Speaker 2

0:29 I don't. Other people describe me for myself. Who's got a time to sit and describe myself?

Speaker 1

0:34 Favorite parakan recipes that everybody wants to know.

Speaker 2

0:38 My yakhanipulao.

Speaker 1

0:39 Yeah.

Speaker 2

0:39 Yeah.

Speaker 1

0:39 And the vegetarians get a really raw deal which is Shiv Sagar.

Speaker 2

0:43 That's not a raw deal. Shiv Sagar is lovely. I love it.

Speaker 1

0:45 Okay, we're gonna play a fun game where you just need to answer all of these in just a word.

Speaker 2

0:49 Oh God.

Speaker 1

0:50 Okay.

Speaker 2

0:50 Okay.

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0:50 It's fun. Your personal favorite directorial movie. Okay. Biggest fear when it comes to directing movies.

Speaker 2

1:01 Bad food on the set. It's not one one word but anyway.

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1:05 Okay. Your kids current favorite dance number in

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1:07 step they only are English songs. So right now they're doing the Kiki Drake by Drake.

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1:14 Your favorite hangout place with Tandi in Mumbai.

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1:17 My bedroom.

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1:19 One secret you haven't told anyone about. Farada Mall.

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1:23 I don't take their lessons.

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1:25 Yeah. Which I just got to know. One thing you carry in your bag. Without fear.

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1:29 Without fear.

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1:30 Without fail.

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1:31 Without fail. My reading glasses.

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1:34 Which is your proudest moment as a parent.

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1:38 I'm proud every day actually. Every morning. Yeah. Means it's not like if they get a good grade I'm proud or anything.

Speaker 1

1:46 No funniest mom thing you've ever done.

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1:49 I've taken them to Gora once and told them we are in Goa. When they were younger. When they were younger. When they were younger. Now they now you can't pull the wool.

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1:57 Okay. Your reaction to people who say oh you have triplets. Oh you have triplets.

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2:02 Oh yeah. I get that every day. But it's like it's like they like they like. It's like they say it with envy. So it's nice.

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2:10 Your reaction when the cook calls you

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2:12 at 6pm and says so irritating. He's going to call again sharp at six o' clock. My phone is going to ring.

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2:18 Okay. Foods that people crave to be for on paras dhawar. That Foods that people crave to be for on paras dawa. Yeah.

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2:26 My roast chicken. The yakni pulao and now the junglee mutton.

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2:30 Okay. Everything's Your family food recipe you want to pass on to your kids?

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2:36 My. My dadi is biryani, but I can't make it like her. But I wish she was there just to. I wish I'd learned it while she was alive.

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2:43 Okay. Shirish is a better parent than you at.

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2:47 At. At taking them to the dentist. Yeah, we. We clearly we have clear cut duties and also in counseling my kids. Like, I'm like, chal, chal, karo, karo. It's not a problem. But he like sits and chats, talks to them and tells them, you know, how they should not feel stressed or they should not feel.

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3:09 Feel. Okay. A message to people who think your kids are too spoiled and privileged.

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3:14 My kids are not spoiled. They may be privileged. I don't doubt that. Of course they are privileged. I worked very hard in my life for them to get that privilege, but they are not spoiled.

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3:24 Okay. Two types of moms. You would not like to be stuck on a deserted island.

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3:29 Oh, God. The. The obsessive, obsessed mothers who are micromanaging their children's lives.

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3:37 And you don't? No. So how do you manage it?

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3:40 You leave them to them. Sometimes you just leave them to their own devices also. You know, they'll be fine. I mean, trust your children a little bit.

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3:47 And two types of mom. You totally want to be stuck on an island.

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3:52 Definitely not my mother. Like two types. Yeah. One, I think, on an island. One who can build a boat. A mom who's good at building a boat so we can leave the island. And one who's good at climbing trees too. She can get coconuts and all down for us.

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4:06 Whereas Farakhan inherit the sense of, yeah,

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4:09 this is not part of this.

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4:10 But.

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4:10 Yeah, but we need these mothers to do some work also on the island.

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4:15 Okay. What does your day start and end with?

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4:18 My day starts with my children coming in and kissing me bye before they go to school. Okay. Okay. And it ends with them kissing me bye. So they go to sleep at bed time. Because that's when I get into bed too. Watch a movie. Yeah. Nine. Nine. Nine o', clock. I'm in bed. I found nine o', clock, I'm in bed.

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4:36 Who goes to bed at night?

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4:37 Yeah. Nine. I'm in bed. I may watch a movie or an episode, and by 10, I've passed out.

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4:41 Okay. If you could have changed one thing in your kids, what would it be?

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4:47 If I could change one thing in my kids, I wish my son was more of a foodie. Yeah. He's not fond. He's not fond of food. Okay, as. As of now, what do they hate?

Speaker 1

4:57 What's like a favorite meal? And what's like a.

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4:59 My son hates all fruit. All fruit. All fruit. Okay, you can scare him. Like, you take a orange and you scare him. Like he's. He has a fruit phobia, we call him.

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5:10 Okay, and what is the one food they like Pe. St.

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5:14 He loves. He's the junk food king, actually. But he only gets to eat it when we go abroad. So like, he, like, he loves like, burgers and like, pepperoni pizza.

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5:24 The secret sauce that helps Farah manage it all.

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5:27 The secret sauce, I think is not to get. Take it so seriously. Don't get so stressed with. It'll all be okay. Believe it'll all be okay. And it does.

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5:37 Okay. Your favorite social media.

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5:40 My favorite social media right now is Instagram.

Speaker 1

5:43 Okay. Your number of hours you spend on

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5:44 social in the whole day must be 15 minutes.

Speaker 1

5:48 You must be kidding me.

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5:49 In the whole day? No, but how much time does it take to load a picture? How much time exactly? Two and a half minutes.

Speaker 1

5:55 3G in a.

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5:56 4G in a country to put a picture. Choose two and a half minutes all together.

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6:02 Okay.

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6:02 15 minutes.

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6:03 I need to go to a rehab for.

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6:05 I need to go to a rehab. Yeah, I need to go to a rehab. I have no bad habits. Why am I living?

Speaker 1

6:12 Why are you lying?

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6:13 Yeah, I need to go for. For this. To stop biting my nails. Look at this. Ugliest hands ever.

Speaker 1

6:20 Okay, okay. And breakfast at Farakhan's home includes.

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6:25 We are not breakfast people. Sorry. You can ask me for lunch. Lunch is always a grand affair. And then dinner. I try to have little, like, healthy, like, not. Not have heavy dinner.

Speaker 1

6:39 Okay, what was packed in the school dabas today?

Speaker 2

6:42 Today, my son, they have taken ham sandwiches.

Speaker 1

6:46 She knows even though she's asleep.

Speaker 2

6:48 Ham and cheese. Because I tell in the night what to. What to put in the daba.

Speaker 1

6:51 Okay. How does Farakhan simplify parenting?

Speaker 2

6:54 Yeah, it's not simple. So we should not try and simplify it. I think you should just enjoy it. Enjoy it.

Speaker 1

7:01 Okay. Last selfie you took with your kids. Can you show us that one?

Speaker 2

7:05 I not. I'm very bad at taking selfies, actually,

Speaker 1

7:09 with the amount of people who must be asking you.

Speaker 2

7:11 Yeah, but they take it. I'm like, really bad. My hand doesn't reach. And so the last selfie actually I took was almost two years ago when we went to Disneyland in Paris.

Speaker 1

7:20 Guilty or not, I have sent the wrong child to a wrong class.

Speaker 2

7:25 No, but I've sent them to a wrong birthday party. Guilty of that. Yes. Guilty. Class. Yes. I've sent them to a wrong class also.

Speaker 1

7:33 We all do it.

Speaker 2

7:34 Yeah.

Speaker 1

7:34 Okay. What is the one thing that your kids do to get your attention?

Speaker 2

7:39 They take my phone and run away.

Speaker 1

7:41 Okay. Thank you so much for joining us.

Speaker 2

7:43 Thank you.

Speaker 1

7:44 Really, really happy.

Speaker 2

7:44 And go get this book.

Speaker 1

7:47 Yeah, that's the. That's the key to Faras.

Speaker 2

7:49 Yes, that's it.

Speaker 1

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Summary

Sara Khan, a director and mother of three, shares insights into her parenting experiences and favorite family moments in a light-hearted conversation. She emphasizes the importance of enjoying parenting rather than trying to simplify it and discusses her children's preferences and her own parenting style.

- Sara describes her proudest moments as a parent happening every day, not just tied to achievements.
- She humorously recalls taking her kids to Gora and claiming it was Goa when they were younger.
- Her favorite family recipes include yakhanipulao and roast chicken, and she wishes she had learned her grandmother's biryani.
- Sara believes her kids are privileged but not spoiled, attributing their privileges to her hard work.
- She prefers to leave her children to their own devices rather than micromanaging their lives.
- Sara's daily routine starts and ends with her children, highlighting the importance of family time.
- She admits to sending her kids to the wrong birthday party and class, a relatable parenting mishap.
- Her secret to managing parenting is to not take it too seriously and to trust that everything will be okay.
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