Yuvika Chaudhary revealed that Farah Khan did not scold her to mess up a ‘Ek Chutki Sindoor’ dialogue in ‘Om Shanti Om’. Hindi Movie News – The Times of India

Yuvika Chaudhary, who portrayed Dolly Arora’s character in Farah Khan’s 2007 film ‘Om Shanti Om‘, Recently shared an entertaining memory from the set. In a new Vlog, filmmaker Farah Visited Yuvika and her husband, Prince NarulaAt his Mumbai residence. During his conversation, the trio reminded about the Yuvika’s struggle with the iconic dialogue, “Ek Chatki Sindoor’s Kamet …” while filming the film.
Farah considered the topic, “Asked the audience,” Have you seen Dastan-e-Om Shanti Om? “Youth, remembering the nervous-veraging experience, admitted,” Kaun nahi trembling karega? (Which would not be conner on that set?) “Farah could not help, but laughing that she remembers how many took them.” She had a dialogue, “A pussy vermilionWhat do you know Ramesh Babu ‘. Oh my god! I have to take out the blueores, ”he said.

Yuvika further revealed that she was spared from Farah’s infamous dance as she was personally chosen for the role. “Sabco was a tooth pan. Because I was his choice, I was once Kuch Nahi Kaha Maam Name. Neither too! (He was not scolding me; I saw that all the other people are scolding),” The young man shared.
Farah remembered how nervous the young man was during the scene. Adding a romantic touch in the conversation, Prince Narula revealed that he first saw Yuvika in Om Shanti Om and was mesmerized by her beauty. He further said that he never thought that he would become his wife.
Yuvika thanked Farah for giving a chance in Bollywood. She said emotionally that she had never opened about it because she was very shy, and many years had passed after the film. He hugged Farah and said, “Because of that, I am here; otherwise, I have a vajud nahi. Thank you very much, I love you completely.”
Meanwhile, Yuvika and Prince Narula recently made headlines Rumors of divorceHowever, the actress later clarified that when she had experienced both good and difficult times, she does not feel the need to justify her relationship with the public.