Farah Khan Says She Is ‘So Grateful' As Daughter Diva Lets Her Share Rare Photo
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Farah shared a photo with her daughter, strolling hand-in-hand down a picturesque lane in the beautiful city of Lisbon.
Farah Khan is in full vacation mode! The acclaimed choreographer and filmmaker has flown to Portugal for a relaxing getaway with her family. She recently treated fans to glimpses of her holiday on social media, featuring sweet moments with her three children—Diva, Anya, and Czar Kunder.
One heartwarming photo shared on Instagram shows Farah walking hand-in-hand with one of her daughters through the stunning lanes of Lisbon, both looking at each other under a bright, sunny sky.
Diva looked pretty in a strapless, smocked denim dress, perfect for summer outings, while Farah is seen dressed in an oversized yellow shirt with large multicoloured Polka dots. She is also seen carrying a red printed shoulder bag. FYI: This beautiful snap of the mother-daughter duo was clicked by the choreographer's son, Czar.
Sharing the post, Farah thanked her darling daughter for letting her post the picture. She wrote in the caption, 'Sooo grateful to my daughter Diva for letting me post this pic my favourite hand to hold pic credit: czar kunder #lisbontravel."
As soon as the Main Hoon Na director shared the post, the comments section was swamped with reactions from fans and celebs like. Malaika Arora, Comedian Bharti Singh, Maheep Kapoor, Zoya Akhtar, Sonu Soo and Bhavna Pandey dropped red heart emoticons. Neha Dhupia commented, 'Gorgeous girls." An Instagram user wrote, 'Purest love of all. Beautiful mom and gorgeous daughter. Knocking on wood."
Not just that, the choreographer also shared more glimpses from her trip via Instagram Stories. In a rare and sweet moment, her daughter Anya even allowed her to post a picture of her online, something Farah joked doesn't happen often. Sharing the snapshot, she wrote in the caption, 'What's happening today? Anya let me put up her pic too." However, she didn't post her son's picture.
Farah got married to filmmaker Shirish Kunder on December 9, 2004. The couple welcomed triplets, following an in vitro procedure, son Czar and daughters Diva and Anya, on February 11, 2008.
On the work front, Farah recently appeared as the host and judge of the cooking-based reality show, Celebrity MasterChef.
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