Farah Khan’s cook Dilip visits New Zealand, ‘marries’ his new manager Kim and says ‘bye’ to his first wife

Kim laughed happily as she looked at Dilip.

Farah extended her hand to congratulate him, but a shocked Dilip protested, “No!” Farah insisted, “Not no—it’s a yes! You took seven pheras around this wooden stove.”

While Dilip remained in denial, Kim took it sportingly and joked, “I am so happy!”

Farah chimed in, “Kim, welcome to India. You are now an Indian bride.”

To this, Kim added, “I am so happy to be married to an Indian star.”

This left Farah Khan stunned. She quickly clarified, “No, he is already married with three children,” leaving Kim visibly disappointed.

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Later, while sharing their meal, Farah teased Dilip, saying, “Your wife is watching everything. You married a foreigner in New Zealand.” Kim and Dilip playfully fed each other on camera, prompting Farah to exclaim, “Raja babu ko dekh lo!”

Their adventures continued at SkyCity, where Dilip and Farah’s manager Kalp went bungy jumping. Before Dilip jumped, Farah teased him again: “Do you want to say anything to your wife? Do you want to tell her to go ahead and marry someone else?”

Dilip, staying in character, responded cheerfully, “Sure, bye bye!”

As he prepared to jump, Farah jokingly told the instructor, “Please be careful, I only have one cook.”

As the video concluded, Farah Khan pointed to the “newly married” Kim and Dilip and said: “Our trip to New Zealand has come to an end. Auckland was beautiful—this was the start of a beautiful friendship and the end of another special one.”

Kim was heard saying, “Dilip, I will miss you so much. It was so good filming with you,” and handed him a yellow rose. Dilip, confused, turned to Farah and asked, “What’s she saying?”

Farah quipped, “Kim is saying that now you’ll have to stay with her, right here, as you two are married now.”

A shocked Dilip dashed away, thanking Kim, who sighed and said, “I am sad, Dilip.”