Fardeen Khan is all set for his return to the big screen after years-long hiatus. The actor has created a stir on social media with his physical transformation. Besides, his paparazzi appearances have also gained traction among the masses who are waiting to witness the actor’s comeback with the much-anticipated project Heeramandi, directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Recently, the actor got snapped at Bandra with his little daughter, Diani.
In the video posted by a paparazzi handle on Instagram, Fardeen Khan can be seen politely asking a fan to get aside to make way for her daughter. The protective father, Fardeen, then, takes her daughter to the car and makes her sit comfortably in it. The actor sported a casual look in a blue denim shirt paired with beige trousers and a black cap. Conversely, his cute daughter looked adorable in her comfy ensemble including an oversized sweatshirt and black pants.
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Earlier this March, the actor celebrated his 50th birthday. To mark the occasion, he shared a throwback picture of his birthday from childhood in which he can be seen all excited about cutting his cake wearing a tuxedo with his parents. The actor revealed some intriguing anecdotes about his childhood in the post as he wrote, “It must have been my 5th or 6th birthday, a time when life was simpler. I was made to wear a tuxedo which still gives me trauma. The consolation was the aeroplane cake which was a replica of the original plane at Juhu Garden. I was obsessed with planes and wanted a career with anything that involved flying.”
Besides Heeramandi, the actor will also be seen in Visfot, which is a remake of the Venezuelan crime thriller ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’ (2012). Directed by Kookie Gulati, the film also stars Riteish Deshmukh in a pivotal role. About the comeback film, Fardeen had previously said, “I am very excited about Visfot. My dear friend Sanjay Gupta with whom I have worked before is producing the film and Kookie Gulati with whom I have shot for an ad before is directing it. The film is the Hindi remake of the Venezuelan film, Rock Paper Scissors. I haven’t attempted a role like this before. It is a story told in 24 hours so it is a fast-paced crime thriller. I am very excited for it to come out soon.”
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