Farah Khan had visited countless celeb homes with her chef and Man Friday Dilip to give fans a sneak peek at how their favourite stars lived. She also asks celebrities to nominate an individual’s home for revamping projects. When she asked director and TV show host Karan Johar to nominate someone, the director, in his famous dry, acerbic humour, told her he would nominate her, as her home seriously needed a touch of class. The duo rejected the three Khans as potential candidates whose homes could do with some renovation.




KJo quipped he would like to nominate someone whose home was not “good at all" and who lacked a sense of aesthetics and who needed a complete makeover, and then revealed his choice: Farah herself.




Though taken aback, the asked what type of bedroom he had in mind for her, to which the Kabhie Khushi Kabhie Gham director said in his trademark sassy humour, “It has to be a bit classy, jo aap ho nahi (which you are not).” He also suggested neutral shades and elegant furniture for the room. His final suggestion? “Choose what you don’t have and what you don’t like for the makeover of your bedroom!”




Although she sent him off, the filmmaker acknowledged the filmmaker is second to none when it comes to glamour and aesthetic sense.




Before the makeover, the bedroom featured a blue-grey ceiling, a king-sized bed with grey upholstered cushioning, a sleek black TV cabinet, and walls painted in muted peach and yellow tones.



How Farah Transformed Her Boudoir


She changed the black-and-white floor covering to wooden floors. She did not paint the walls but added textured panels in elegant pastel and brown hues.




The director placed a carpet underneath the bed and another beneath an orange-brown upholstered bench located by the entrance. The majority of the remaining furniture was a flawless white except for the divider separating the bedroom from the vanity space. This partition showcased golden frames combined with fluted panels, establishing a clear distinction between the sleeping area and the dressing space.




She also added a chest of drawers in the centre. It had a pristine marble-finish surface. On the opposite wall was a cabinet where the director stored her luxury bags. She also added a Hermes plate beneath the TV as a decor item.




When the K3G director came back to inspect the changes, he thoroughly praised the director’s efforts.