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Barnwal also points out that apart from getting you in the groove, music can drown out the unpleasant noises that often accompany sexual intercourse. From burps and farts to stretched silences, it can keep the rhythm going. And if you live with parents or have kids in the next room, it can conceal your moans and let you enjoy yourself more.
Season six is all set to start on October 21 and some episodes for the same are already shot featuring stars like Deepika Padukone, Alia Bhat, Arjun Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, Jhanvi Kapoor among many others. If the said rumour of Diljit and Badshah is true then this would be the second time in the super-hit six seasons of Koffee with Karan that the guests are musicians. Before this singer, composer and actor Himesh Reshammiya have been interviewed in season two and he appeared alone in the episode. This is, however, a hush-hush and is supposed to be a surprise for the audiences and thus no official confirmation from the team of artists or the show has declared the news.
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MUMBAI: Amar Singh Chamkila's music, under the Saregama banner, stood out for the viewers. Songs from the film certainly became a high point, and have been celebrated for their authentic representation of Punjabi culture.
Punjabi singer sensations Diljit and Badshah are termed the most stylish in the music industry. And Karan Johar, who is also a known fashionista, decided to add fun to the episode by bringing some of the clothes and played quiz on brands.
Badshah reveals that he is a big fan of Shah Rukh Khan and was really touched by his gestures. Not just SRK, he was also touched with the humbleness of Salman Khan. On the other, Diljit too revealed that he is a huge fan of Salman Khan and was left star struck.
What an interesting episode!!!! Exactly what we have been asking for, Karan breaking out of the usual circuit of guests and being open to new topics and new considerations. Also, yes, a lot about Salman and Shahrukh, but from a different angle than usual.
(Badshah wrote the lyrics for this with a few other people, notice how nice they are? You sing them without the beat and it sounds like a lovely love song. These are people who need to be very good in Hindi to be able to do their jobs, not so much English)
Once Badshah and Diljit come out, Karan gives them the official introduction, saying he is excited to have two rockstars and pop stars on the show for the first time, and establishes them as nice simple boys from villages. These are the themes he will return to over and over again, that these are musicians not actors and stars, and that they are simple people from simple places. The two of which go together in modern India, since simple people from simple places can no longer find a place in the film industry.
The conversation starts easily and moves easily along, all in Hindi. It feels different in Hindi, like they are speaking more easily and more simply. And Karan is speaking more carefully, less able to jump in and leap on a particular word or turn of phrase. The guests can relax.
The one thing Karan is pushing them on, trying to open up something new about them in terms of romance. Not specific romance, just an acknowledgement that they interacted with women, like, at all. From the way they are dancing around, I am guessing it is more of a taboo for Punjabi stars and in the Punjabi celebrity world to acknowledge any interaction outside of appropriate marriage with a woman, than it is for Hindi stars. Not like anyone is flaunting the love outside of marriage in any industry, but at least it is accepted in the Hindi industry that a single man over 30 has probably dated.
Koffee shots time! This time with buttermilk. Which they both drink and enjoy, although for me that it was crosses the line to being a bit TOO Punjabi. I am sure they would be able to drink coffee like everyone else.
Which brings me to I wonder how he even decides the lineup? Is it all based on which of his friends will be willing to come? Or based on TRPs/ who the audience wants? Why do we hardly see any new guests on the show?
I really liked this episode too! Karan is working with both of them, and knows them well enough to come up with good games and stuff, and knows they get along well. I guess what makes it different is that they are musicians with a high enough profile that the audience would tune in. He could have just as easily had an episode with two directors, or scriptwriters, or any other behind the scenes artists he knows, but I guess no one would tune in for that. Well, I would! I would find that FASCINATING. But no one else.
This episode was super cute. Diljit, i have only seen him in Phillauri, and loved. Ah! It was so adorable to hear him answer every question with a witty slang. I found Badshah to be kind of arrogant.
His obsession with Kylie; I am hollering. May Kylie visit India someday and meet Diljit.
They were both super charming! I can see why Karan wanted them on the show, and I am so glad he let them speak Hindi so we could see their charm, instead of forcing them to struggle in English. I think Diljit has two Hindi films coming out next year, his thing with Kriti and Good News, so he is steadily making in roads. Good for him!
Kangana Ranaut called Karan Johar the "flagbearer of nepotism" way back in 2016 and the label has stuck. The Gangster actor also added that her biopic would star Karan as the antagonist dubbing him a "movie mafia." The casual tongue-and-cheek humour has become a hotbed for intense discussion.
Varun Dhawan, not one to mince his words, was quick to call out Karan for his shenanigans. He said Karan reminds him of the film 'Shaadiram Ghar Jode' but instead Akran's film would have twist with 'Ghar Tode', which loosely translates to him causing problems in people's love lives.
Especially true, when we look back at the Ranveer and Deepika episode. In the episode, Deepika Padukone revealed that when she was initially dating Ranveer they were "technically allowed" to see other people since they were still figuring out the relationship. And the internet was enraged for no good reason.
Although Karan can't be solely blamed, the incident took place on the famous 'koffee' couch and now we can't unsee it. Yet, Karan does ask everyone about their ex-partners in the show, married or not.
It's not 'Kalesh with Karan' if there isn't the ex-factor. We talk, of course, about the countless times Karan brings up the exes. Case in point, Sara Ali Khan and Kartik Aaryan, or Sidharth Malhotra and Alia Bhatt. Even some of Karan's rapid-fire questions are designed in a way that one has to rate the exes. At this point, it feels like our everyday 'daal-chawal'.
With anexplosive grand finalefeaturing Kareena Kapoor Khan and Priyanka Chopra, Koffee with Karan season 6 comes to a close. The final episode of this season will air this Sunday when Kirron Kher, Malaika Arora, Mallika Dua and Vir Das will act as the jury and presentthe Koffee Awards, as is the custom. Before that happens, Firstpost has decided to be the self-proclaimed jury and give away awards of its own.
But as a balancing act, Johar also ventured into other non-Bollywood spaces to introduce some fresh combos to the Koffee set. For the first time, there were two music composers-singers on the show inDiljit Dosanjh and Badshah. As another detour,Prabhas, Rana Daggubati and SS Rajamouli,the Baahubali trio, also made their Koffee debuts. And in what turned out to be a misfire,Hardik Pandya and KL Rahulbecame the first sportsmen (cricketers) to appear on the show.
Before we explore the options, Deepika is the winner, undoubtedly. She had the gall to say that Alia would get married before she does. Little did she know that before the episode premieres, her impendingwedding with Ranveer Singhwill be the talk of the town. Though she did admit it later on the show that she would get married first, it ached to see her lie through her billion dollar smile.
It will not be a surprise if Janhvi, Arjun, Aamir and Rana make their way to this list. But even the usually reliable Ranveer and Aditya Roy Kapur were not at their entertaining best. But the biggest letdown was unfortunately the young and dynamic Ishaan Khatter. He somehow felt like he was holding back a lot in the presence of his elder brother Shahid. Given the spark in him on and offscreen, we know he can do much better without some self-imposed intimidation.
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