Shah Rukh feels it is not always easy for a woman director to make a place for herself in a male dominated industry but Farah has done very well.
"I am working with Farah after two years. What I have learnt from Farah is her self confidence. It can be right or wrong but I don't have that. I don't have the self confidence to direct a film, to go in front of 10,000 people.
The actor, who has starred in Farah's 'Main Hoon Na' and 'Om Shanti Om' earlier, said Farah has a motherly vibe.
"Everybody loves her and she has this motherly vibe which I can have never have because it's a woman's domain. Abhishek calls her Farah be, Deepika call her Farah Maa. Sometime she shouts at them and the next morning they are seating in each other's lap. She treats everyone like a child," the actor said.
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