Fardeen Khan, who made his acting debut with the 1998 film Prem Aggan — written, produced and directed by his father, Feroz Khan — recently spoke about their complex relationship. In a recent interview, Fardeen revealed that Feroz Khan was not an expressive father , and that while he was protective, he was also intimidating. “He was mostly into himself,” Fardeen said in an interview with Pinkvilla.
Fardeen recently made his acting comeback after a gap of 14 years, with Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar. Admitting that he wasn’t fully prepared for his first film, Fardeen said, “I was definitely raw for my first movie, I wasn’t ready. Also, working with my father, someone who has larger-than-life personality, someone who I was pretty bloody scared of.
.. He was liberal, but you wouldn’t want to mess with the FK.
Some of my friends used to call me ‘FK’ and if he was around, he would say, ‘There is only one FK’.” Fardeen’s debut film tanked at the box office. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fardeen F Khan (@fardeenfkhan) “He was liberal, he let you be, but he was also known for his temper, that’s common knowledge.
Sometimes, I deserved the wrath of his temper. He was an intimidating person,” the Heyy Babyy actor added. Feroz Khan passed away in 2009 at the age of 69.
Remembering his father, Khan said, “Nothing can fill the vacuum of a parent. I miss him. I come from him, you feel a part of me.
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