Farah Khan marks proud parenting moment as her triplets head to the U.S. universities

Farah Khan shares triplets

Farah Khan’s triplets Anya, Diva, and Czar with her husband, Shirish Kunder, have recently enrolled in college, and the filmmaker-choreographer celebrated the turning point of their kids.

Farah Khan took to her Instagram Story and shared a picture of a box full of the cute cupcakes, each adorned with the name, emblem, and design of the university that the three kids are scheduled to attend. Babson, Emory, and NYU in the US are among the universities.

Sharing the gift from her friend, the filmmaker wrote in the caption, “This is the sweetest…thank u @poojaadhoot…n congratulations to all our kids…@_daisclassof2026 #hattrick."

Her supporters quickly noticed the update and shared the picture on Reddit, making others feel sad over the passing of time. Diva is off to Babson College, a Wellesley-based private business school, where she will major in finance and entrepreneurship.

Anya, on the other hand, plans to attend NYU (New York University), where she will focus on data science and economics. Czar, Farah's son, is his route to Emory, a private research university located in Atlanta, Georgia. He plans to study artificial intelligence in business, according to the posts.

The director has frequently acknowledged that she began her YouTube career in order to pay for her kids' schooling. When Farah recently appeared on Twinkle Khanna and Kajol's show Two Much, she talked about how YouTube enabled her to balance the different demands of her children's education.

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She revealed, “Even when my movie was not happening, when I wasn’t directing, I said chal (come on), let me do YouTube. Also, I have 3 kids who will go to university next year, and that’s bloody expensive. So I just said, for a change, let me start a show on YouTube, and that just clicked.”

For the unversed, Farah Khan welcomed her triplets, one son and two daughters, through IVF in 2008, at the age of 42.