Behind the chopping board, Farah Khan’s latest food vlog turned into an unfiltered family roast—an unexpected stage for Bollywood’s newest comedy to face a real‑life critic.
Anjali, who plays the mischievous Parro in Dhamaal 4, had just finished a scene when her mother, hearing the buzz, stepped into the frame. “Achhi hai, a one‑time watch,” she laughed, the words echoing through the kitchen. Farah, always quick on camera, could barely keep a straight face, prompting a chorus of giggles from the crew.
The scene isn’t just a comedic cameo; it’s a reminder of Anjali’s rocky ascent from a struggling actress during the 2020 lockdown to a headline‑making role in Karan Johar’s Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. “I had almost left the country when my savings ran out,” she confided, adding that a call from casting director Shanoo Sharma in Goa was the turning point that put her on the path to Dhamaal 4.
The mother’s verdict—“one‑time watch”—creates a perfect counterpoint to the film’s over‑the‑top jokes, proving that genuine reactions can cut through even the most polished Bollywood productions. Farah’s own laughter at the comment only amplifies the moment’s authenticity, showing the industry’s willingness to laugh at itself.
With Dhamaal 4 already climbing the opening‑week charts, this candid family clip could be the perfect buzz‑generator. If the film’s humor resonates beyond the set, the star‑packed cast may see a surge in audience turnout, while Anjali’s next project? The buzz suggests she’s poised for even bigger roles in the coming year.