ICYMI: Farah Khan's Fan Girl Moment With "Icons" Mumtaz, Reena Roy And Malika Randhawa
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"What joy to bump into my favourite ladies," Farah Khan wrote on Instagram
Filmmaker Farah Khan, on Saturday, had her "fan moment" as she bumped into the "icons of Bollywood" Mumtaz and Reena Roy at a restaurant. How we know this? Courtesy Farah Khan's latest Instagram entry. The filmmaker was quick to get clicked with her "favourite ladies" after bumping into them and was even quicker to share her excitement with her Instafam through a new Instagram entry. The picture that she shared also features veteran actress Malika Randhawa. The picture features all four ladies smiling as they pose for the camera. Farah Khan poured her happiness in the caption of her post and wrote: "What joy to bump into my favourite ladies... #ICONS of Bollywood.. Mumtaz, Reena Roy and Malika Randhawa #fanmoment." She added: "They hav such grace and joi de vivre.. n so full of fun." Farah credited Malika Randhawa's son, actor Shaad Randhawa, for clicking the picture. "Thank u Shaad Randhawa for leaving ur lunch n clicking our pics," she wrote. Farah Khan's post prompted a barrage of comments from fans of all the actresses and the filmmaker. "All beauties in one frame," a fan commented on Farah's post. Take a look at the aforementioned picture here:
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