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Farah Khan tells Akanksha Choudhary that her daughters are insecure about their appearance: ‘They feel ugly’

Farah Khan tells Akanksha Choudhary that her daughters are insecure about their appearance: ‘They feel ugly’

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Farah Khan was seen with Lock Upp 2 contestant Akanksha Choudhary in her latest YouTube vlog. What did Farah say? In the vlog, Farah asked Akanksha about her journey in the industry so far. Akanksha, who has participated in pageants before entering Splitsvilla, shared that she was not as confident before. She candidly shared, “Main toh mujhe sabse ugly lagti thi duniya mei (I used to find myself the ugliest in the entire world).” Akanksha then showed Farah her old pictures from her teenage years and shared she had been very insecure as a young girl. To this, Farah replied, “Please meet my daughters then! Even they feel that they are very ugly.” Akanksha shared that she has met them and they are very cute.

Adding to this, Akanksha then added that now she has become much more confident as a woman, even without makeup. Farah shared that she looked beautiful in Lock Upp while bare-faced. Farah also admitted that she was ‘horrified’ when Akanksha showed her other side on the show and threw water on Shreya Kalra 's bedsheet and picked an ugly fight with her.

Meanwhile, In May, Farah posted photos from the graduation ceremony at Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai as her children officially graduated. They will start their university studies this year.

Notably, Last year, in an episode of Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle , Farah spoke about how she had no movies and wasn’t directing, so she decided to try out YouTube. She also candidly admitted that sending three children to college is expensive, a challenge that her new career helps alleviate. “Even when my movie was not happening, when I wasn’t directing, I shared chal (come on), let me do YouTube. Also, I have 3 kids who will go to university next year, and that’s bloody expensive,” she shared, adding, “So I just shared for a change, let me start a show on YouTube, and that just clicked.”

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Source: Hindustan Times