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‘Jao jee lo apni zindagi’: Farah Khan shares emotional goodbye as triplets leave for college

‘Jao jee lo apni zindagi’: Farah Khan shares emotional goodbye as triplets leave for college

Filmmaker Farah Khan is navigating a new chapter in motherhood as her triplets, Czar, Diva, and Anya, prepare to embark on their higher education journeys. The choreographer shared images from this poignant moment, revealing that her children will be attending college in three separate cities and campuses. Farah candidly expressed the emotional difficulty, writing on Instagram, "If u thought moving ur kid to college was hard.. try doing it 3 times!

3 cities, 3 campuses..3 goodbyes! 3 pieces of my heart." Accompanying her message, she encouraged her children with the Hindi phrase, "Jao jee lo apni zindagi," while reassuringly stating, "All roads lead back to Dad & mom."

Farah Khan and filmmaker Shirish Kunder welcomed their triplets through IVF in February 2008, when Farah was 43 years old. The post garnered warm support from a host of celebrities, including Karan Johar, Sunita Kapoor, Ananya Shroff Adajania, Kiku Sharda, Rhea Kapoor, Malaika Arora, Maheep Kapoor, Priya Dutt, and Sania Mirza, who all left encouraging comments in the post's section.

Farah Khan has previously shared insights into her pregnancy journey, recounting her decision to carry all three foetuses despite the high risks posed by her age. She had initially contemplated terminating one of the pregnancies but ultimately chose to proceed with the full triplet birth. Farah's post also highlights the profound change in her life priorities since becoming a mother, noting that once important aspects like awards, actor fees, and industry events hold less significance now.

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