Malaika Arora Hosts Kamiya Jani At Her Restaurant | Sunday Brunch Ep 155 | Curly Tales

[@born-victor]

So pleasantly surprised to listen to her. Didn't know she is so sorted and level-headed... and it didn't even seem like she is doing it for the camera. She seemed so genuine. And may more mothers be like her mother! If only women themselves realized how important it is to be financially independent and well-placed in their careers!

[@radhajadhav7303]

The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. It is a fabricated excuse by the politicians, authority and builder nexus to build skyscrapers, high-rise buildings and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land and even worse bridges and roads in the ocean(e.g. Bandra-Worli sea link) to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), of sane living in and of sane development of Mumbai. The FSI must be fixed at 1 or less and the height of buildings must be fixed at 98 feet or less both depending on the natural underground water-table level (this will control the population explosion and keep population at the right level/sq km. Also this will prevent an already worldwide hazardous phenomenon called 'the sick building effect' which leads to death due to cancer, kidney failure, TB, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also this will prevent an already worldwide catastrophe i.e. flooding that happens because higher FSI and taller buildings lead to larger underground foundations of those buildings which leads to less space for water both in the rocky aquifers and the soil which leads to a catastrophic rise in the water-table which leads to flooding. Also this will prevent tripling or quadrupling of electricity bills which happens because tall buildings lead to almost no daylight penetration on the ground or inside the houses or offices which leads to usage of electricity throughout the day for light and air-conditioning which leads to multiple times higher bills. ) . The island (seperated by the Ulhas river) must be connected to its surrounding cities that are Navi Mumbai, Shreesthaan (Thane), Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and also Trans Harbour Link across Ulhas river brack waters near Panvel creek) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros including 'water metros' (not existing) and 'bus metros' (not existing) and 'train metros' (not existing) to Shreesthaan (Thane), Kalyan-Dombivli, Navi Mumbai, Panvel, Badlapur, Ambernath, Vasai-Virar. Not by making insane coastal roads (including bridges) in the ocean and on the beaches destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and beautiful (happiness-giving) views (the sea, the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night) forming the entire seaface. The Worli Seaface is gone. Completely desecrated. There must not be any bridge in the ocean (from Bandra to Versova: Stop the desecration of Juhu Seaface with immediate effect. Save Juhu Seaface a 7 km long seaface, which is the most visited beach in Sindhusthaan, with immediate effect ) or on the beaches or shore areas or hills/mountains, to obstruct and hinder beautiful views from the beaches or from anywhere inland. There must be unobstructed, unhindered views,as there are now, (except the Bandra-Worli Sea Link plus a new addition now the coastal road which makes ugly the view from Bandra, Mahim, Worli). Also from such beautiful places as beaches, seashores and others, the skyscrapers and/or high-rise buildings must not be visible. Mumbai is the number 1 tourist (local i.e. from the city, from the state, national, international) destination in Sindhusthaan because of its hills including Andheri (Andhara Giri or Dongar which is 200 feet tall, monolithic, mesozoic era, 6.6 crore years old, the only one inside a city in the whole world, one of the only two anywhere in the whole world, heritage site ), 6 rivers (Ulhas river which forms the Shreesthaan (Thane) creek and the Vasai creek to form the Shatshasti island, Mahim river i.e. the so-called mithi river, the Oshiwara river, the Shreesthaan (Thane)/Mulund river, the Dahisar river, the Poisar river), streams+ tributaries+ rivulets (nalas) all over the city, 19 beaches, 104 sq km National park, Shreesthaan (Thane) creek National wildlife sanctuary, Aarey (including forests which the Modi/Fadnavis gov converted into a development zone from a no-development zone to build the metro 3 car shed by passing a legislation i.e. law after the courts and the National Green Tribunal stopped their work, Chhota Kashmir garden+lake, film city's lake), mangrove forests, wetlands (including 'khaadis' and mangroves along the nalas), natural and heritage man-made saltpans, more than 88 lakes, 150 ancient caves, more than 950 gardens and parks of Mumbai, playgrounds (maidans), sports complexes, swimming pools, recreation clubs, stadiums, beaches of Vasai-Virar, Palghar and Raigad amongst other tourist attractions. The value of Mumbai's natural resources of aesthetic concern and/or man-made tourist attractions must be conserved by not making man-made structures (including skyscrapers, high-rise buildings, transportation infrastructure ) near it or visible from its location. People of Maharashtra must go to court and also do an andolan against the gov (Modi gov, Gadkari gov, Fadnavis gov, Shinde gov or Thackeray gov or Gandhi gov or Pawar gov or any gov) and/or any authority (Ashwini Bhide authority whose husband left his job of an IAS officer and became a first generation prolific entrepreneur) that plans and permits such purposeful desecration of natural beauty and, with immediate effect, get a permanent ban on desecration of and a permanent law for protection of natural resources of aesthetic concern i.e. natural beauty of our heritage state Maharashtra.

[@humaneyes9015]

She is very gratitude with clear vision about herself...Her maturity is not fake because she was growing not only with her age although her actual experience of life...

[@radhajadhav7303]

The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. It is a fabricated excuse by the politicians, authority and builder nexus to build skyscrapers, high-rise buildings and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land and even worse bridges and roads in the ocean(e.g. Bandra-Worli sea link) to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), of sane living in and of sane development of Mumbai. The FSI must be fixed at 1 or less and the height of buildings must be fixed at 98 feet or less both depending on the natural underground water-table level (this will control the population explosion and keep population at the right level/sq km. Also this will prevent an already worldwide hazardous phenomenon called 'the sick building effect' which leads to death due to cancer, kidney failure, TB, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also this will prevent an already worldwide catastrophe i.e. flooding that happens because higher FSI and taller buildings lead to larger underground foundations of those buildings which leads to less space for water both in the rocky aquifers and the soil which leads to a catastrophic rise in the water-table which leads to flooding. Also this will prevent tripling or quadrupling of electricity bills which happens because tall buildings lead to almost no daylight penetration on the ground or inside the houses or offices which leads to usage of electricity throughout the day for light and air-conditioning which leads to multiple times higher bills. ) . The island (seperated by the Ulhas river) must be connected to its surrounding cities that are Navi Mumbai, Shreesthaan (Thane), Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and also Trans Harbour Link across Ulhas river brack waters near Panvel creek) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros including 'water metros' (not existing) and 'bus metros' (not existing) and 'train metros' (not existing) to Shreesthaan (Thane), Kalyan-Dombivli, Navi Mumbai, Panvel, Badlapur, Ambernath, Vasai-Virar. Not by making insane coastal roads (including bridges) in the ocean and on the beaches destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and beautiful (happiness-giving) views (the sea, the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night) forming the entire seaface. The Worli Seaface is gone. Completely desecrated. There must not be any bridge in the ocean (from Bandra to Versova: Stop the desecration of Juhu Seaface with immediate effect. Save Juhu Seaface a 7 km long seaface, which is the most visited beach in Sindhusthaan, with immediate effect ) or on the beaches or shore areas or hills/mountains, to obstruct and hinder beautiful views from the beaches or from anywhere inland. There must be unobstructed, unhindered views,as there are now, (except the Bandra-Worli Sea Link plus a new addition now the coastal road which makes ugly the view from Bandra, Mahim, Worli). Also from such beautiful places as beaches, seashores and others, the skyscrapers and/or high-rise buildings must not be visible. Mumbai is the number 1 tourist (local i.e. from the city, from the state, national, international) destination in Sindhusthaan because of its hills including Andheri (Andhara Giri or Dongar which is 200 feet tall, monolithic, mesozoic era, 6.6 crore years old, the only one inside a city in the whole world, one of the only two anywhere in the whole world, heritage site ), 6 rivers (Ulhas river which forms the Shreesthaan (Thane) creek and the Vasai creek to form the Shatshasti island, Mahim river i.e. the so-called mithi river, the Oshiwara river, the Shreesthaan (Thane)/Mulund river, the Dahisar river, the Poisar river), streams+ tributaries+ rivulets (nalas) all over the city, 19 beaches, 104 sq km National park, Shreesthaan (Thane) creek National wildlife sanctuary, Aarey (including forests which the Modi/Fadnavis gov converted into a development zone from a no-development zone to build the metro 3 car shed by passing a legislation i.e. law after the courts and the National Green Tribunal stopped their work, Chhota Kashmir garden+lake, film city's lake), mangrove forests, wetlands (including 'khaadis' and mangroves along the nalas), natural and heritage man-made saltpans, more than 88 lakes, 150 ancient caves, more than 950 gardens and parks of Mumbai, playgrounds (maidans), sports complexes, swimming pools, recreation clubs, stadiums, beaches of Vasai-Virar, Palghar and Raigad amongst other tourist attractions. The value of Mumbai's natural resources of aesthetic concern and/or man-made tourist attractions must be conserved by not making man-made structures (including skyscrapers, high-rise buildings, transportation infrastructure ) near it or visible from its location. People of Maharashtra must go to court and also do an andolan against the gov (Modi gov, Gadkari gov, Fadnavis gov, Shinde gov or Thackeray gov or Gandhi gov or Pawar gov or any gov) and/or any authority (Ashwini Bhide authority whose husband left his job of an IAS officer and became a first generation prolific entrepreneur) that plans and permits such purposeful desecration of natural beauty and, with immediate effect, get a permanent ban on desecration of and a permanent law for protection of natural resources of aesthetic concern i.e. natural beauty of our heritage state Maharashtra.

[@sourabhmori8129]

Oooh Goshhhhh Such a lenthiest Comment ,i read it ever 😂😅

[@vinuthan4894]

Very disciplined routine ...and hats of to her for going through the regimen every day .... .= ur stunning

[@Calilens]

I remember Malaika. We used to be in the same class at Holy Cross Convent. She was a quiet and gentle classmate. Enjoyed her podcast with Cyrus Broacha and now here!

[@ritugulati3509]

Such a genuinely true self is Malaika here soo soo like every other woman like us , beautiful interview Kamiya 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@curlytalesdigital]

thank you❤❤

[@radhajadhav7303]

The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. It is a fabricated excuse by the politicians, authority and builder nexus to build skyscrapers, high-rise buildings and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land and even worse bridges and roads in the ocean(e.g. Bandra-Worli sea link) to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), of sane living in and of sane development of Mumbai. The FSI must be fixed at 1 or less and the height of buildings must be fixed at 98 feet or less both depending on the natural underground water-table level (this will control the population explosion and keep population at the right level/sq km. Also this will prevent an already worldwide hazardous phenomenon called 'the sick building effect' which leads to death due to cancer, kidney failure, TB, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also this will prevent an already worldwide catastrophe i.e. flooding that happens because higher FSI and taller buildings lead to larger underground foundations of those buildings which leads to less space for water both in the rocky aquifers and the soil which leads to a catastrophic rise in the water-table which leads to flooding. Also this will prevent tripling or quadrupling of electricity bills which happens because tall buildings lead to almost no daylight penetration on the ground or inside the houses or offices which leads to usage of electricity throughout the day for light and air-conditioning which leads to multiple times higher bills. ) . The island (seperated by the Ulhas river) must be connected to its surrounding cities that are Navi Mumbai, Shreesthaan (Thane), Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and also Trans Harbour Link across Ulhas river brack waters near Panvel creek) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros including 'water metros' (not existing) and 'bus metros' (not existing) and 'train metros' (not existing) to Shreesthaan (Thane), Kalyan-Dombivli, Navi Mumbai, Panvel, Badlapur, Ambernath, Vasai-Virar. Not by making insane coastal roads (including bridges) in the ocean and on the beaches destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and beautiful (happiness-giving) views (the sea, the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night) forming the entire seaface. The Worli Seaface is gone. Completely desecrated. There must not be any bridge in the ocean (from Bandra to Versova: Stop the desecration of Juhu Seaface with immediate effect. Save Juhu Seaface a 7 km long seaface, which is the most visited beach in Sindhusthaan, with immediate effect ) or on the beaches or shore areas or hills/mountains, to obstruct and hinder beautiful views from the beaches or from anywhere inland. There must be unobstructed, unhindered views,as there are now, (except the Bandra-Worli Sea Link plus a new addition now the coastal road which makes ugly the view from Bandra, Mahim, Worli). Also from such beautiful places as beaches, seashores and others, the skyscrapers and/or high-rise buildings must not be visible. Mumbai is the number 1 tourist (local i.e. from the city, from the state, national, international) destination in Sindhusthaan because of its hills including Andheri (Andhara Giri or Dongar which is 200 feet tall, monolithic, mesozoic era, 6.6 crore years old, the only one inside a city in the whole world, one of the only two anywhere in the whole world, heritage site ), 6 rivers (Ulhas river which forms the Shreesthaan (Thane) creek and the Vasai creek to form the Shatshasti island, Mahim river i.e. the so-called mithi river, the Oshiwara river, the Shreesthaan (Thane)/Mulund river, the Dahisar river, the Poisar river), streams+ tributaries+ rivulets (nalas) all over the city, 19 beaches, 104 sq km National park, Shreesthaan (Thane) creek National wildlife sanctuary, Aarey (including forests which the Modi/Fadnavis gov converted into a development zone from a no-development zone to build the metro 3 car shed by passing a legislation i.e. law after the courts and the National Green Tribunal stopped their work, Chhota Kashmir garden+lake, film city's lake), mangrove forests, wetlands (including 'khaadis' and mangroves along the nalas), natural and heritage man-made saltpans, more than 88 lakes, 150 ancient caves, more than 950 gardens and parks of Mumbai, playgrounds (maidans), sports complexes, swimming pools, recreation clubs, stadiums, beaches of Vasai-Virar, Palghar and Raigad amongst other tourist attractions. The value of Mumbai's natural resources of aesthetic concern and/or man-made tourist attractions must be conserved by not making man-made structures (including skyscrapers, high-rise buildings, transportation infrastructure ) near it or visible from its location. People of Maharashtra must go to court and also do an andolan against the gov (Modi gov, Gadkari gov, Fadnavis gov, Shinde gov or Thackeray gov or Gandhi gov or Pawar gov or any gov) and/or any authority (Ashwini Bhide authority whose husband left his job of an IAS officer and became a first generation prolific entrepreneur) that plans and permits such purposeful desecration of natural beauty and, with immediate effect, get a permanent ban on desecration of and a permanent law for protection of natural resources of aesthetic concern i.e. natural beauty of our heritage state Maharashtra.

[@JayshreeShedge-d5o]

I need the positive and being confident energy from Malaika that she has

[@radhajadhav7303]

The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. It is a fabricated excuse by the politicians, authority and builder nexus to build skyscrapers, high-rise buildings and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land and even worse bridges and roads in the ocean(e.g. Bandra-Worli sea link) to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), of sane living in and of sane development of Mumbai. The FSI must be fixed at 1 or less and the height of buildings must be fixed at 98 feet or less both depending on the natural underground water-table level (this will control the population explosion and keep population at the right level/sq km. Also this will prevent an already worldwide hazardous phenomenon called 'the sick building effect' which leads to death due to cancer, kidney failure, TB, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also this will prevent an already worldwide catastrophe i.e. flooding that happens because higher FSI and taller buildings lead to larger underground foundations of those buildings which leads to less space for water both in the rocky aquifers and the soil which leads to a catastrophic rise in the water-table which leads to flooding. Also this will prevent tripling or quadrupling of electricity bills which happens because tall buildings lead to almost no daylight penetration on the ground or inside the houses or offices which leads to usage of electricity throughout the day for light and air-conditioning which leads to multiple times higher bills. ) . The island (seperated by the Ulhas river) must be connected to its surrounding cities that are Navi Mumbai, Shreesthaan (Thane), Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and also Trans Harbour Link across Ulhas river brack waters near Panvel creek) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros including 'water metros' (not existing) and 'bus metros' (not existing) and 'train metros' (not existing) to Shreesthaan (Thane), Kalyan-Dombivli, Navi Mumbai, Panvel, Badlapur, Ambernath, Vasai-Virar. Not by making insane coastal roads (including bridges) in the ocean and on the beaches destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and beautiful (happiness-giving) views (the sea, the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night) forming the entire seaface. The Worli Seaface is gone. Completely desecrated. There must not be any bridge in the ocean (from Bandra to Versova: Stop the desecration of Juhu Seaface with immediate effect. Save Juhu Seaface a 7 km long seaface, which is the most visited beach in Sindhusthaan, with immediate effect ) or on the beaches or shore areas or hills/mountains, to obstruct and hinder beautiful views from the beaches or from anywhere inland. There must be unobstructed, unhindered views,as there are now, (except the Bandra-Worli Sea Link plus a new addition now the coastal road which makes ugly the view from Bandra, Mahim, Worli). Also from such beautiful places as beaches, seashores and others, the skyscrapers and/or high-rise buildings must not be visible. Mumbai is the number 1 tourist (local i.e. from the city, from the state, national, international) destination in Sindhusthaan because of its hills including Andheri (Andhara Giri or Dongar which is 200 feet tall, monolithic, mesozoic era, 6.6 crore years old, the only one inside a city in the whole world, one of the only two anywhere in the whole world, heritage site ), 6 rivers (Ulhas river which forms the Shreesthaan (Thane) creek and the Vasai creek to form the Shatshasti island, Mahim river i.e. the so-called mithi river, the Oshiwara river, the Shreesthaan (Thane)/Mulund river, the Dahisar river, the Poisar river), streams+ tributaries+ rivulets (nalas) all over the city, 19 beaches, 104 sq km National park, Shreesthaan (Thane) creek National wildlife sanctuary, Aarey (including forests which the Modi/Fadnavis gov converted into a development zone from a no-development zone to build the metro 3 car shed by passing a legislation i.e. law after the courts and the National Green Tribunal stopped their work, Chhota Kashmir garden+lake, film city's lake), mangrove forests, wetlands (including 'khaadis' and mangroves along the nalas), natural and heritage man-made saltpans, more than 88 lakes, 150 ancient caves, more than 950 gardens and parks of Mumbai, playgrounds (maidans), sports complexes, swimming pools, recreation clubs, stadiums, beaches of Vasai-Virar, Palghar and Raigad amongst other tourist attractions. The value of Mumbai's natural resources of aesthetic concern and/or man-made tourist attractions must be conserved by not making man-made structures (including skyscrapers, high-rise buildings, transportation infrastructure ) near it or visible from its location. People of Maharashtra must go to court and also do an andolan against the gov (Modi gov, Gadkari gov, Fadnavis gov, Shinde gov or Thackeray gov or Gandhi gov or Pawar gov or any gov) and/or any authority (Ashwini Bhide authority whose husband left his job of an IAS officer and became a first generation prolific entrepreneur) that plans and permits such purposeful desecration of natural beauty and, with immediate effect, get a permanent ban on desecration of and a permanent law for protection of natural resources of aesthetic concern i.e. natural beauty of our heritage state Maharashtra.

[@deepanshukapoor8591]

She still looks very young as per her age kudos to her workout and skin routine ❤

[@VinokaVJimo]

Surgery

[@MAYAKUMARI-rr1ze]

Pese hi to young dikh skte hai kv v

[@araifajhabuawala4515]

And botox surgery and body enhancements😂

[@JV-xg5jk]

No surgery can't make you look younger. It can change certain things but doesn't reduce aging.

[@Cricketinmygenes]

Make up can surely hide a lot of things

[@mahimusicals]

Malaika is so fresh, radiant & truly such an alluring person. She seems so positive & energetic & driven to live a full life. Inspired by her energy ❤

[@Rashidadhalait1976]

Yeah ❤

[@mayak2676]

Her drive to always do something & commitment to fitness & health is definitely commendable

[@pralhadshetye8863]

The way Malaika pronounces perfect Marathi words, i am loving it - A marathi from Australia.

[@shraddhapawar]

Thane cha janmaa aahe, Marathi aalich paahije 😊

[@ketakikawale3258]

Where in particular from Australia?

[@reetikaamale5919]

Very true...... Pure maharashtrian word.. Glad dat as usual being Punjabi she is not exaggerated so called typical chole bhature n paneer........... Stay blessed malaika 🎉🎉

[@ThreeSixtyHighFive2025]

I genuinely appreciate her confidence ❤😊😊

[@vansheetasharma5214]

Idk why is she hated nd trolled sm, I just love her 💕 she is gorgeous 🌻

[@samiazaffar7096]

Because people don’t like successful women and on top she was dating a man much younger than her.

[@ishanipimpale]

No, because she acts extremely entitled and has a pompous aura. Thinks high end SOBO Lifestyle makes her different and special and others. She is not that talented. There are more talented dancers in Bollywood. Hyping up women who have strong support from Patriarchal families is not feminism. No one hates Mallika Sherawat for example.

[@puneetsharma7135]

Shes so down to earth and friendly unlike her online image ❤❤

[@divyadewan9396]

Mala is a true icon and so inspirational!!

[@umb819]

Malaika arora one of the most naturally beautiful women, her personality even more radiant , so inspirational , so comforting to hear her speak, big fan 🙌

[@Beautybyamit]

Great interview! She is such a beautiful human! 💖😍 definitely will eat at that restaurant whenever I visit India someday! 🙏🏽

[@poojaanimallover8720]

Mallika looks so fantastic n stunning n her wibes are also so positive... speaks very well

[@godschild1233]

The glow on her face !! ❤

[@Madhura912]

One should not forget that she is 51 in 2024 !... 50+ of 2024 is definitely going to be different than 50+ in say 1960s....😂😂🎉...looks fabulous Malaika

[@aishwaryasalvi8512]

Malla should start her KZbin channel.! She will be a really good creator❤

[@rups1390]

Loved the way she talked so hoenstly ❤ thank you Curly Tales❤

[@pragatishetye8981]

Kudos to Malaika mam for her timeless beauty and she looks very natural not like the other artificial faces.

[@rashidadani3709]

She exudes so much positivity❤

[@arshbehal6312]

Malaika is a class apart. There is no one like her. She is timeless. Love her to death. ❤

[@rashidadani3709]

She is a level headed woman ..love her❤

[@Shar-m3p]

Financially independent is the most important thing

[@nitikavohra8458]

Turned 50 years old still amazing soul god bless her always in future endeavours❤🎉😮😊❤😊 🙏🌼i enjoyed fully the 💓 felt true conversations on the table with food .😅

[@MimiLevy-eu8uq]

I like that she seems genuine

[@zainabnazeryan1544]

Biggest fan of Malaika ❤❤❤ lots of love n respect . She's inspiration

[@Twinkle-t5u]

Omg kitne toxic comments hai bhai🥴 kabhi toh kisiko appreciate kar lo. Inka hard work aur dedication towards fitness and life in general is kaabile taareef. Masha allah kya skin hai and I highly doubt ye botox karati hongi. She comes across as a very warm person and a sorted human being. May she always be happy❤

[@meghachavan6596]

My much awaited celebrity on curly tales.... Loved the interview Kamiya❤😘😘

[@priyasohanijain3033]

Not got bored for a second 😍

[@mithunkartha]

Kudos instead of hating on her for that 1 relationship appreciate the fact that she is self made. Ab bhai jo bolna hai gaali dena hai mujhko de do 😂

[@heenadesai9812]

Malika arora is inspiration for all women she is awesome I can say

[@RAMNIKK]

People who call her Buddhi are definitely jealous of her.

[@samiazaffar7096]

Jealous of her not with her.

[@RAMNIKK]

@@samiazaffar7096 sorry of her.

[@kawaljitvirdi5659]

2 beautiful souls in one frame lovely interview love to see again and again congratulations Malaika Ji❤🤗😘

[@Esther-ps3vx]

Malaika is so beautiful and positive, love her energy.

[@BansariNaik]

Superb interview..no nonsense questions asked. Enjoyed thoroughly ❤

[@daffysblah]

love malla!!! I still remember she was on MTV Loveline and have seen her since then. She looks better with age must say 💖💖💖💖

[@PoojaGupta-zi7om]

20yrs

[@Bashi_bazouk]

She looks phenomenal and healthy. Unlike some people’s close minded views about her, I see her as a strong, articulate and intelligent woman. She was great in MTV and actually knew her music.

[@Shar-m3p]

I feel this is her most honest interview

[@audioablebook4022]

I love her as a person ,sometimes you feel a little dull and an good interview of beautiful conversation refresh the day .this one is that after watching this I do feel the same just get up and do something meaningful.thanks Malaika for your vibrant and positive conversation

[@roshnisorte9255]

Best interview, she is so geneuine by heart .

[@vaishalishenai143]

Kamya Your way of conducting podcast is too good..It is such a nice interview..i watched it for the third time

[@madhurasawant-gp2bi]

Malaika sounds v genuine… she is judged based on what she shows and what she doesn😊..she seems to be a v sorted, well balanced person. The fact that she said she has actively invested in many brands and owns a restaurant now..shows that she knows what she is doing.

[@royalfamily3076]

She looks really great for 50! Kudos! Well done 🎉

[@teachersudeshnasinha2960]

She is very optimistic ❤❤ . More power to her .

[@mitaliparadkar1013]

She, certainly, has learnt her lessons well. Love this interview❤

[@roohp8647]

She is such an inspiration ❤

[@change962]

I did not see any of MA movies (i don’t want movies in general) but I love her healthy life style, her recipes …amazing. She is gorgeous

[@ittybittytricksbyhafsa8946]

She is fab. Literally such a motivated dedicated human.

[@chintusingh3608]

Idk why people troll malaika shes so good, successful & a nice lady .

[@thewildworld8]

Super Gorgeous!! She is confident and independent... absolutely love her!!

[@Sachin2763]

I absolutely love her with all due respect hats off Mala❤

[@sushmabhalla243]

So interesting conversation ❤🎉Thanks a lot of two beautiful queen's. Stay blissful everyone 😊

[@shwetashetty6455]

I live in London, and a few months ago, Malaika Arora casually walked into a salon near my house without an appointment. The white hairdresser didn’t recognize her, which amused Malaika, given her fame. Soon, people passing by spotted her through the glass window, and the quiet salon turned into chaos as Asian fans flooded in to take pictures and FaceTime their friends, creating a buzz of excitement.

[@ItgirlYk-c1d]

How was she in real ?her skin is so glowyyy

[@Squishball5231]

Really? I dont even remember the last movie or song she featured in. What is she even famous for

[@cutieshrestha6222]

@@Squishball5231she is not an actress, she does reality shows

[@yashh0909]

Loved the conversation. So positive and happy.

[@cindyw9632]

Beautiful Elegant Lady ...& honest & down to earth .

[@abhilashajain7448]

Loved loved this episode. What a energized guest ❤❤

[@curlytalesdigital]

🥰

[@ch.gor.6328]

In the beginning the host says the guest is 50 and later she is not genuine when the host is surprised when the guest says she is 50. It came out as disingenuous.

[@sg-ew7qt]

Kamiya the host is very Fake and rude with all her guests , shes trys to dig so much in their personal life ! She loves pulling people’s leg thats her insecurity

[@adidhakotian9630]

Yes pulling legs and den eating food 😂

[@Sonalikamishra__4]

How dumb you are !! They have shot the interview first & then they shot the intro.

[@sg-ew7qt]

@ whatever but u cant deny the fact she is mean aunty

[@adidhakotian9630]

Bhukkad aunty

[@nandinisharma3003]

One of the most inspiring interviews at Curly Tales!❤

[@ritwikachatterjee5792]

What a wonderful chat. Just loved it

[@lovinadcunha3281]

MALIAKA STUNNER ALWAYS, HER RADIANCE, HER GRACE FROM WITHIN, HOURGLASS FIGURE, SENSE OF HUMUR, LOVE LISTENING TO YOUUUU.

[@scarlettohara829]

Her restaurant looks much better and has waaaay better interiors than Gauri designer Khan’s restaurant, where even the food looks unappetizing.

[@spookygamer08]

I wasn't able to skip even a small talk of malla.... U r an excellent advisory

[@twinklesingh2498]

Love Malla❤. She is genuine, strong, disciplined, and lovable❤

[@Exist247]

She's so positive ❤

[@b2kt734]

Malaika arora, even at the age of 51, looks radiant and fit, which is commendable. But i find her younger sister amrita arora drop dead gorgeous 🔥She was a bomb back in 2000s.I remember having a huge crush on her after seing her songs "chore ki baatein" and "joshile jawaan ho" from the movie fight club.I hope she makes her comeback in the movies soon

[@nainasinha5814]

Very good episode with Malaika 😊❤

[@zoharabatada]

Malaika is nice, her interview was fruiful got to learn a lot

[@Esther-ps3vx]

So true.

[@avinashvaze9766]

Love this video, esp when you said finances should be independent! Its very important for couples, partners, husbands or wives to have a bonding regardless of finances. And if they don't, they can make decisions accordingly. Money should never come between a relationship. Some will disagree with me, so sorry for that, but I totally agree

[@attitudic02]

This women have my heart bruh. She is such afresh patalha or deva you can. Say it out

[@nitika5144]

People who are saying surgery, its not only surgery , its about being happy , good diet, fitness n such things. Why many celebrities of her age dnt look as fit as her bcz they hv all the money fr dat . So lets appreciate Mallaika for that. She is a strong lady❤

[@Life_is_Gygantic]

If one gets crores of alimony, happiness and self care will automatically chip in

[@Esther-ps3vx]

@@Life_is_Gygantic LOL did you even listen to her? She has been working for years and is such a positive person. How do you live with yourself being so negative.

[@Life_is_Gygantic]

@Esther-ps3vx she once said she was a vegetarian and ended up eating mutton biriyani. One can say anything on TV. Not taking away her independence but literally what talent does she have? Is she a trained level dancer? Is she a good actress? There are millions of super talented people out there who have no exposure or contacts.

[@Esther-ps3vx]

@@Life_is_Gygantic People change their eating habits, so she must have decided to eat meat again. She is a good dancer and good at whatever she does; that is why she is still successful. Those millions of super talented people, if they were really talented, then nothing can stop them from being successful. One has to be talented and also know how to network. Blaming a successful person and undermining their accomplishments by finding fault is a very lame thing to do. It just shows resentment and lack of one's own hard work.

[@umar_mughal.3861]

Very nice 🤠 interview Kamya...🎉🎉 You are a pure lovely soul ❣️

[@Blessssssssed]

I studied in her school too...Holy Cross Convent Thane stayed very close to her plc too..!

[@lakshmisumanth6826]

Nice interview, I enjoyed

[@PrincessZoya-i9o]

Love this vlog 😊💖

[@shekhargupta8657]

What does the water shots include ? Anyone know

[@Manishauk05official]

Omg I can't believe she is 50🥺🧿❤mai 28 me old feel krne lagi hun🥲bt jeise Malaika ko 50 me 52 or 54 bolte hain weise mujhe 28 me 31 or 32 ki ho gyi bolte hain..Our yesbke sath hota h iska mtlb🥲

[@Rosewinderkaur98]

Yes they may have surgical procedures or botox etc to look young but they do work really hard they really are careful about what they intake . So kudos to them!

[@priyankamishra9362]

Love love love curly tales

[@sg-ew7qt]

Omg so true she’s was digging so much to get some news out from her personal life ! Dude shes asking Malaika questions about partnership and managing fianances even when she knows she is separated how does that even make sense ! Very insecure witch Aunty Kamiya

[@khanjaveed1914]

Lovely interview❤

[@no-nonsense543]

Loved this interview. Felt very genuine.

[@aleenasyed1913]

Even kaamiya looked old in front of Malaika! Look at her skin man. Kudos malaika

[@jollyjames30]

You're blind 😂😂 Kamiya looks like a teenager next to Malaika. There is no comparison.

[@aleenasyed1913]

@@jollyjames30 oh comeon kamiya is not a teenager. She's no less than 36 years

[@annestudiez]

you don't have to put the other person down to praise someone.... with so many cosmetic procedures anyone can look great.

[@sg-ew7qt]

Omg so true she’s was digging so much to get some news out from her personal life ! Dude shes asking Malaika questions about partnership and managing fianances even when she knows she is separated how does that even make sense ! Very insecure witch Aunty Kamiya

[@ishh-g7y]

Hein??? Kamia looks young than her mallika looking aunty infront of her

[@muhammadumergill7290]

I didn’t expect Malaika to be so well spoken and level headed. I was expecting her to be like the Bollywood wives ( like those out of touch aunties)

[@swathisuchitra]

MTV loveline with Malaika Arora ❤❤❤❤

[@nasreenparkar1046]

I believe in never go by what people speculate and judge. Just be yourself and believe in yourself. Love you Malaika!!! stay healthy ☺

[@niveyshak]

When the space is so small, you know it is bandra ..

[@LalaTerre]

Best episode ❤

[@razzis7703]

Can't believe people give advice on matters on which they have badly failed. It's like a person failed in exam multiple times and gives lectures to others on how to crack exams.

[@swalihamulani898]

Oh my god ! Her energy 🙌🙌

[@gracypereira315]

I believe and practice too . Joh tera woh tera , joh mera hai woh mera . This works great. And you are not at risk of being broke.

[@lipikax]

Malaika and passi are of the same age but I think Malaika looks way more natural and fine to me

[@educatiion123]

Such a positive lady...

[@SanskritiSrivastava-wp6nk]

Malaika mam is my all time favourite 😍she is the most gorgeous lady in bollywood ♥️

[@AmanG-y5g]

Malaika ma'am....Malaika ma'am 🖐️😅😅

[@aaliyasultan1794]

She is so cute ❤❤energetic!!

[@vandanakarnik8296]

Where has she worked? In cinema we have hardly seen her.

[@SanjanaSunil-hu2lb]

I resonate with Malika's eating habits 😊

[@pritipurnadas]

she’s so beautiful ❤️🌼