Deepika Padukone sparked a conversation around 8-hour shifts in the film industry after walking out of Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s film Spirit with Prabhas. It was reported that the actress’s request to work 8-hour days after embracing motherhood was not accepted by the filmmaker. Since then, the topic of shift hours in the industry has become a subject of debate. And now, it seems Deepika’s first director, Farah Khan, may have reacted to the issue.

Farah Khan's subtle dig at Deepika

Farah Khan, who runs a YouTube vlog with her cook Dilip, recently visited actress Radhikka Madan's home for an episode. On the show, Radhikka recalled her first audition for the TV show Meri Aashiqui Tumse Hi.

"The moment the camera was switched on, I felt very safe. I’d never felt that safe in my life. I wanted to be a professional dancer. The way I used to feel on stage—where you can’t see anyone else—I felt the same in front of the camera. I thought, ‘Of course, they won’t take me,’ but within three days I got a call for a look test, and two days later I was shooting for my first show," she shared.