Farah Khan confesses: 'I miss my pup the most' even more than triplets
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Director and choreographer Farah Khan has opened up about her deep attachment to her pet dog, revealing that she misses her furry companion more than anything else while travelling the world — even more than her own children. The candid admission came via a social media post from Mussoorie, where Khan is currently holidaying.
Sharing an affectionate picture of herself cuddling her pet, Khan wrote on her Instagram account, "Wherever i am in the world, i miss this the most Sorryyyyyyy czar diva anya." The playful apology was directed at her three children — daughters Anya Kunder and Diva Kunder, and son Czar Kunder — born in February 2008.
A pet parent's confession
Khan, who regularly shares pictures and videos of her pets on social media, has long been vocal about her love for her fur babies. The post resonated with many followers, sparking conversations about the bonds pet owners form with their animals, sometimes rivalling even family ties.
Life beyond the triplets
Farah Khan and her husband, filmmaker-editor Shirish Kunder, have been open about their parenting journey. In a recent vlog featuring actress Sunny Leone, Khan spoke candidly about her path to motherhood, revealing that she underwent multiple failed IVF attempts before eventually welcoming the triplets. The couple met on the sets of her directorial debut Main Hoon Na, where Kunder was working as an editor, and married in December 2004.
Current getaway and creative legacy
Khan is currently enjoying downtime in Mussoorie, sharing glimpses of the hill station's unpredictable weather on her social media. She posted, "Dhoop hain kabhi.. kabhi hain hail storm zindagi.. the mood changes of Mussorie." As a filmmaker, Khan has directed acclaimed Hindi films including Main Hoon Na, Om Shanti Om, and Happy New Year. At 60 years old, she remains a prominent figure in Indian cinema, with Kunder, now 52, continuing his work as a writer and editor.