Faraha Khan shared memories of her early collaboration experience with Aksh Khan. She spoke about the difficulties that arose during choreography because of the actor's behavior. The film personality noted changes in Aksh after the movie 'Dil Chahata Hai' and highly praised his dancing abilities.
During a conversation on the podcast 'Dans Masti' with choreographers Bosco and Sidher, Faraha recalled Aksh's early career period. She stated: 'There was a time when working with Aksh Khan was very difficult.'
Faraha mentioned projects they worked on together, such as 'Doli Sajja Ke Rakhna' and 'Lavaris'. She added that, in her opinion, the actor himself admitted that he was a difficult person. 'He was very irritable and didn't even want to get up.'
The choreographer admitted that after this experience, she decided to stop working on Aksh's songs. She said: 'I said that if the song belongs to Aksh Khan, I don't want to choreograph it.'
Nevertheless, Faraha also noticed the actor's transformation after the release of 'Dil Chahata Hai'. In her opinion, Aksh became more confident in dance and performances over time. She noted: 'It seems to me that after 'Dil Chahata Hai' there were changes in him. In 'Tiss Maar Khan' he was very good. In fact, he is a very good dancer. But I was very sure that I didn't want to work with irritable actors.'
Currently, Aksh rarely appears in public. He was recently seen having lunch in Mumbai with film personality and friend Rajat Rawal. He also appeared around the time of the trailer premiere of 'Drishyam 3'. According to available information, Aksh declined to participate in the third part of this film after disagreements with the creators regarding his image and fee, a role later played by Jaydip Ahalat.
Aksh participated in the film 'Dhurandar' by Aditi Dhara, which was released in December 2025 and starred Ranvir Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, and Ranvir Singh. Now this actor will appear as Shukracharya in the film 'Mahakali'. The creators released a video of about three minutes titled 'Shukracharya's War Cry', in which viewers will see his image as a powerful teacher of Asuras.
