In the meantime Farah Khan Known for directing films like “Om Shanti Om” and “Main Hoon Na”, after being one of the best choreographers in the industry, he loves his cooking for his vlogs with Chef Dilip. YouTube the channel In the last episode, he visited Farah Tanishaa Mukerjiit’s a house The house, owned by veteran actress Tanuja’s daughter and sister Kajolwowed Farah with its blend of old Kolkata nostalgia and Turkish-inspired aesthetics.Looking around admiringly, Farah said, “I love this atmosphere. You can’t find a house like this in Mumbai. I feel like I’ve arrived in Kolkata.”The spacious living room features heavy wooden furniture, antique lamps, decorative glass accents and earthy beige-brown interiors, while two eye-catching red sofas add a bold touch to the room.As the tour progressed, Farah admired the elegant iron and wood staircase and joked, “You should put on a dress and walk in every morning.”The filmmaker was equally fascinated by the round antique-style glass dining table and asked curiously, “Do you all have family gatherings here?” Tanishaa replied with a smile, “Yes.”During the interview, Farah mentioned that several members of the Mukherjee family live nearby, including filmmaker Ayan Mukerji. Tanishaa added that legendary actor Joy Mukherjee’s sons also stay on the same path. Calling the family a “prestigious lineage”, Farah praised Tanishaa’s grandfather, iconic filmmaker Sashadhar Mukherjee. Indian cinema.Responding to the accolades, Tanishaa said, “We are very happy and lucky. In fact, Deb Mukherjee has made a documentary on her. We are yet to release it. It’s all a part of film history.” Tanishaa also revealed that she brought many of the furniture in her current home from her previous family residence. “All this furniture is from my old house. I lived in town, in an apartment,” he said.When Farah asked if it was her mother Tanuja’s house, Tanishaa confirmed, “Yes, my mother’s house. This is all my mother’s furniture as my father was not much of a homebody.” Talking about moving into the property, Tanishaa said, “I moved here about 14 years ago. Now I’m settled here. Bombay changed in my opinion. Sea Link was also created”.The vlog then moved to the kitchen area, which had the same old-world aesthetic as the rest of the house. Tanishaa revealed that they switched to induction cooking in an attempt to conserve LPG use. “Since Modi ji said we need to save LPG, we have been cooking on induction. We did not get LPG cylinders for almost two months,” he explained.Remembering his time The Great BossTanishaa also shared, “I learned how to make parathas at Big Boss house.”Later, the couple entered the huge terrace, which is decorated with plants, black outdoor seating and comfortable places to relax. Amazed by the sheer size of the space, Farah exclaimed, “Itna if the terrace!”Asked if she spends a lot of time there, Tanishaa replied, “Mum comes for a walk every morning. We both sit here drinking chai and coffee.’Pointing to a large single-seater chair on the terrace, Tanishaa lovingly declared, “This is my father’s chair.” Laughing at his size, he added, “All the Mukerji brothers are very big, so they only fit in that chair.”Farah also admired the plants spread out on the terrace, and Tanishaa proudly revealed that she had grown many of them herself. Curious about sister Kajol’s role in setting up the house, Farah jokingly asked, “What is Kajol’s contribution to all this?”Tanishaa immediately said, “He paid!” Bursting with laughter, Farah replied, “Okay, well done. That’s the only kind of contribution we want.”Adding to the joke, Tanishaa said, “She signs checkbooks.”The conversation then turned to the gatherings and celebrations organized at home. Tanishaa admitted that she likes to entertain friends and family. “Yes, I am a party-goer. Every Holi, we have a party here, usually at sunset with close friends and family,” he shared.The vlog ended with Farah gifting Tanishaa with several items from her brand collaborations. The Tanishas accepted warmly, “I’m building a new house. I’ll use all these gifts there.”
