Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 11: Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 11 is in a lot of news these days. The performance of the contestants in the show is in the news. From Shoaib Ibrahim to Manisha Rani, everyone is creating a stir with their dance performances in the show. At the same time, judges Malaika Arora, Farah Khan and Arshad Warsi also keep telling about their journey in the show. Recently he talked about his days of struggle and his homes.
Farah Khan stayed in the storeroom
Farah said in the show, ‘Everyone sees glamour. But there is a struggle behind it also. Sajid and I have lived in the storeroom for 6 years. There was a small bathroom there. We had built a small kitchen in the passage there. When you go through this and then now when I go home and the lights go off and I look at my big house, I thank God. If you work hard, God gives you more than you asked for. Just keep working hard and do good work.
Malaika did not have her own house
Malaika Arora also told her struggle. He said- I got this glamor after a lot of struggle. I remember we lived in a rented house. As far as I remember, we did not have our own house. We often used to joke that we live in a matchbox. I remember how small the house was. If we roamed around, it seemed as if someone would get hurt. This was very, very difficult. I always wanted my own home first.
Parents used to change houses continuously – Arshad
Arshad Warsi said, ‘I used to live in a hostel in my childhood. At that time my parents used to change houses continuously. Whenever I left the hostel, I always moved to a new house. I was 10-12 years old. At that time I could not understand what was happening. Parents used to say that renovation is going on in the house, that is why they will stay here for a few days. Whenever I left the hostel, the size of the house became smaller. This was a very difficult phase. I think this phase helps you become a better person. We should be happy about our struggle.
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