Farah Khan attributes 'Main Hoon Na' success to Shah Rukh Khan's involvement

Farah Khan credited the success of Main Hoon Na to Shah Rukh Khan and revealed that she is prepared to wait for him for their next film.

In a recent interview with YouTuber Mr. Faisu, the 59-year-old director confessed that she is eager to patiently await the chance to collaborate with Shah Rukh again, referring to him as her "lucky mascot."

The Tees Maar Khan director also acknowledged that the success of Main Hoon Na at the box office was greatly attributed to Shah Rukh's involvement.

Farah explained, "While making the film I a hundred percent felt that this film will work because Shah Rukh is starring in it. I still feel that if I make a film, I will make it with Shah Rukh."

"That film will 1000 percent work, even if this means waiting for sometime," she added.

For the unversed, Main Hoon Na was the directorial debut of Farah Khan, starring Shah Rukh Khan, released in 2004, which swiftly rose to become a cult classic.

Furthermore, Farah has helmed four films, with three featuring Shah Rukh in the lead role.