Ananya Lohia , Mumbai - Choreographer-filmmaker Farah Khan is celebrating a proud parenting moment as her triplets — Diva, Anya and Czar — graduated from Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai. Farah shared emotional glimpses from the graduation ceremony on social media, where she was seen cheering enthusiastically for her children alongside husband Shirish Kunder.
The graduation ceremony was attended by Nita Ambani and chief guest PV Sindhu, who handed certificates to the students. In one of the videos shared online, Farah could be heard encouraging her son Czar while he posed for photographs on stage. The filmmaker later shared family pictures from the event and wrote an emotional note about the bittersweet feeling of watching children grow up and leave home. Several celebrities including Alia Bhatt, Priyanka Chopra and Karisma Kapoor reacted to the post and congratulated the family.
Farah had earlier spoken about how expensive higher education abroad can be while discussing the reason behind starting her successful YouTube channel. The triplets are now set to pursue higher studies at prestigious international institutions. Diva will study Entrepreneurship and Finance at Babson College, Anya will pursue Economics and Data Science at New York University, and Czar will study Artificial Intelligence for Business at Emory University in Atlanta.
While Farah Khan continues to entertain audiences through television and her popular YouTube channel, the filmmaker is now embracing a new chapter as a proud mother watching her children step into their future. Her heartfelt graduation post struck a chord with fans, capturing the emotional mix of pride and letting go that comes with parenting.
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