Cook Dilip Doesn’t Hold Back: Farah Khan Is Officially ‘Khadoos’ and Complains Behind Boman’s Back

Farah Khan’s ‘Khadoos’ Reputation Confirmed by Her Own Cook Dilip— Salary at Risk?

Filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan might be a queen on the Bollywood sets, but off-camera, her long-time cook Cook Dilip isn’t shy about calling her out — and it’s not all compliments. In her latest vlog featuring actor Boman Irani, fans got an unfiltered glimpse of Farah’s less glamorous side, as Dilip candidly labels her “khadoos” — a term meaning grumpy or bossy.

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What started as a friendly cooking session quickly turned into a roast session, with Farah’s playful attempts at flirting with Boman Irani sparking a series of hilarious exchanges. Farah even warned Dilip to keep quiet about her “flirting” antics with Boman, joking that even eye contact or sitting next to the actor counted. But when Cook Dilip threatened to spill everything to Farah’s husband, Shirish Kunder, she quickly reminded him who’s boss — threatening a salary cut if he didn’t zip it.

But the real eye-opener came when Boman asked Dilip what Farah is like off-camera. Without missing a beat, Cook Dilip called her khadoos, and revealed that despite Farah’s public praises for Boman, she often complains about him behind his back.

The “Casting Couch” Joke No One Saw Coming

Once inside, Farah turned the heat up another notch, recalling how she once joked about wanting to create a “casting couch” moment with Boman Irani which landed more like an uncomfortable throwback than a clever punchline. Referring to her Main Hoon Na casting days, she laughed about how Boman got the part without ever needing to “sit on the couch.”

While meant to be humorous, the joke felt tone-deaf given the sensitive connotations the term carries in the film industry today. Trying to turn such a controversial topic into light banter about Boman “getting the role without ever sitting on the couch” came across as an awkward attempt at humor, rather than a clever anecdote.