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Farah Khan's Heartfelt 18th Birthday Tribute to Her Triplets Goes Viral

Filmmaker-choreographer Farah Khan Kunder shared an emotional Instagram post celebrating her triplets' 18th birthday. She posted a video montage of their childhood photos with a caption about leaving happy memories as the best inheritance. The post garnered sweet reactions from friends like Soha Ali Khan and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni. Farah, married to editor Shirish Kunder since 2004, welcomed son Czar and daughters Diva and Anya in 2008.

Key Points: Farah Khan's Emotional Note as Triplets Turn 18

  • Farah Khan's triplets turn 18
  • Heartfelt Instagram video montage
  • Message on inheritance and memories
  • Reactions from Bollywood friends
  • Celebrated career in film and TV
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"The best inheritance you can leave your kids...": Farah Khan greets her chidren as they turn 18

Filmmaker Farah Khan shares a touching video montage and message for her children Czar, Diva, and Anya on their 18th birthday.

"the best inheritance you can leave your kids are happy memories - Farah Khan"

Mumbai, February 11

Filmmaker-choreographer Farah Khan Kunder has penned a heartfelt note for her children as they turn 18 on Wednesday.

Taking to her Instagram handle, Farah shared a video montage capturing her kids' growing up years through beautiful pictures.

In her caption, she wrote, "And just like that.. theyr 18... the best inheritance you can leave your kids are happy memories.. the best education u can afford n a little bit of dysfunction. @czarkunder @divakunder @anyakunder .. its a privilege being ur mother."

Many reacted to the post with sweet messages along with Riddhima Kapoor Sahni and Soha Ali Khan. "Happy happy and happy birthday!!" Soha playfully wrote.

Farah Khan married Shirish Kunder, the editor of her film 'Main Hoon Naa', on December 9, 2004.They have since worked together on each other's films, such as 'Jaan-E-Mann', 'Om Shanti Om', and 'Tees Maar Khan'.

Farah gave birth to triplets, one son, Czar Kunder and two daughters, Diva Kunder and Anya Kunder, in 2008.

Farah Khan, a prominent name in Indian cinema, a renowned filmmaker, choreographer and television personality, is known for her wide-ranging contribution to the entertainment industry.

She has choreographed over 100 songs across more than 80 films and has won the National Film Award for Best Choreography, along with seven Filmfare Awards.

Farah has also worked on international and regional projects, including Monsoon Wedding, Bombay Dreams, Vanity Fair, Perhaps Love and Kung Fu Yoga. As a director, she made a successful debut with Main Hoon Na, followed by Om Shanti Om, both of which earned her Filmfare nominations for Best Director. She later directed Tees Maar Khan and Happy New Year.

Farah has also been a familiar face on television, hosting and judging several popular reality shows, including Indian Idol, Dance India Dance Li'l Masters and Just Dance, cementing her position as one of the most influential figures in Indian entertainment.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Wow, 18 already! Feels like Main Hoon Na was just yesterday. Time flies. Farah Khan has given us so much entertainment, glad to see her happy family life. Her journey from choreographer to director is truly inspiring for anyone in creative fields.
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Aman W
While the sentiment is lovely, I do feel a bit conflicted. The "best education you can afford" part is easy to say when you can afford the very best. For most middle-class Indian parents, that's a constant source of stress and sacrifice. The pressure is real.
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Sarah B
The mention of "a little bit of dysfunction" is surprisingly refreshing and honest! No family is perfect, and acknowledging that takes the pressure off. Farah always comes across as genuine, whether on screen or on social media.
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Karthik V
Triple blessings! Managing a career like hers and raising triplets is no small feat. Hats off to her and Shirish. They seem to have a great partnership, both personally and professionally. Om Shanti Om remains an all-time favorite!
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Nisha Z
This makes me emotional. As a mother, I understand this feeling completely. When children turn 18, it's a mix of pride and a strange sadness. You want to hold on to those childhood moments. Beautifully expressed, Farah ji. ❤️

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