Farah Khan celebrates 18th birthday of her three children: Happy memories are the best legacy
Farah Khan celebrated her three children Czar, Diva and Anya turning 18 with an emotional social media post, in which she described happy memories as the greatest legacy for the children.
Film director and choreographer Farah Khan got emotional as her three children – Czar, Diva and Anya – celebrated their 18th birthday on Wednesday as they stepped into adulthood. Marking the milestone, Farah shared that the best legacy that parents can leave for their children is “happy memories”, along with good education and a touch of life’s imperfections.
To celebrate the special day, Om Shanti Om The director delighted fans with a video montage depicting unseen and precious moments of his children growing up. The heartfelt post immediately impressed netizens, who joined in celebrating the occasion.
Calling motherhood a privilege, Farah penned a touching note for her children. Her birthday message read, “And just like that they turned 18, the best legacy you can leave for your kids are happy memories, the best education you can afford and a little bit of procrastination @czarkunder @divakunder @anyaunder It’s a privilege to be your mom”.
Many celebrities from the entertainment industry, including Riddhima Kapoor, Bhavana Pandey, Nakuul Mehta and Shoaib Ibrahim, reacted to the post with red heart and evil eye emojis, showering love on the family.
Farah’s journey with husband Shirish Kunder is a story that began on the set of I am here rightWhere she was directing and Shirish was working as the editor. Reportedly, Shirish agreed to join the film because he had a crush on Farah. At first unaware of his feelings, Farah gradually falls in love with him and eventually the two start dating after he confesses his love at a party.
The couple married through a registered marriage in December 2004, followed by a South Indian wedding ceremony in which Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan married Farah. Kanyadaan. He also held marriageCelebrating their union across traditions.
Farah and Shirish became parents with the arrival of their three children – two daughters and a son – in 2008.
