'Three Pieces Of My Heart...': Farah Khan Gets Emotional As Her Children Move Abroad For Studies
Filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan recently shared an emotional update about an important phase in her family’s life, revealing that her three children have moved abroad to pursue their studies. She also gave fans a glimpse of the emotional goodbyes through a series of family pictures shared on Instagram. Farah gets emotional as children leave home Farah took to Instagram on Sunday (September…
Renowned filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan recently shared a deeply emotional update regarding a significant milestone in her family's life - her three children moving abroad to pursue their studies. To commemorate this emotional occasion, Farah shared several pictures on Instagram, showcasing her children embarking on their new journeys in different cities. Alongside the heart-wrenching photos, she candidly expressed the emotional turmoil of saying goodbye to all three of her children.
In her heartfelt note, Farah candidly described the difficulty of bidding farewell to her offspring as they embarked on their educational pursuits. The director of Tees Maar Khan even playfully quipped at her husband, filmmaker Shirish Kunder, who, despite his considerable efforts, failed to capture the moment in a family photograph.
Farah shared, "If you thought moving your kid to college was hard, try doing it three times! Three cities, three campuses, three goodbyes! Three pieces of my heart." She emphasized the unconditional love and support that would always be present, even as the family members ventured on their separate paths.
Following Farah's poignant post, her celebrity friends took to the comments section to offer their heartfelt support. Maheep Kapoor, Malaika Arora, Saba Pataudi, Bosco Martis, and Maniesh Paul all expressed their condolences with red heart emojis. Farah's wife Sunita Kapoor, in particular, couldn't hide her emotional response, exclaiming, "Faru making me cry ❤️." Stylist Anaita Shroff Adajania added, "Big hugs mamma."
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