What Farah Khan’s Triplets’ College Goodbye Actually Said
Farah Khan’s triplets have left for three campuses in three cities. Here is what her own posts confirm—and what they do not.
Why I looked this up
I noticed people searching for Farah Khan’s triplets and their “college goodbye”, so I went looking for the original posts rather than relying on retellings.
The short version is that Farah shared a deeply personal farewell on 6 September 2026 as her three children—Diva, Anya and Czar—left for college. Her Instagram post describes the scale of the moment as three cities, three campuses and three goodbyes.
The key points
Farah’s caption is less a formal college announcement and more a note from a parent adjusting to an emptying home. She calls the children three pieces of her heart and tells them to go live their lives, while reminding them that the road leads back to their parents.
She also credits her husband, Shirish Kunder, with handling the journey alongside her, while joking that he managed to stay out of the photographs.
Here is the distinction I found useful:
| What the original post confirms | What it does not establish |
|---|---|
| Diva, Anya and Czar were leaving for college | The names of their colleges |
| They were headed to three cities and three campuses | Their courses or academic majors |
| Farah and Shirish were involved in the farewells | A complete admissions timeline |
| Farah experienced the departures as three separate goodbyes | That the campuses were in three different countries |
That last distinction matters because the post’s actual wording is specific about cities and campuses, not countries. I would not turn it into a more detailed education story without another first-party statement.
What I found when I looked further
This was not Farah’s first post about letting the triplets go. In her earlier graduation post, she celebrated Diva, Anya and Czar completing high school and wondered whether raising children or letting them go was harder. She wrote that they could fly as high as they dreamed and that a nest would remain waiting for them.
The official Dhirubhai Ambani International School graduation page records its 22nd Graduation Ceremony on 22 May 2026, when 105 IB Diploma students graduated. The page does not provide a public roll connecting individual names to that class, so I have not used it to assign the triplets to a specific programme.
My takeaway
Read together, Farah’s two posts form a simple progression: first came pride at the end of school; then came the practical and emotional reality of three departures. The detail that stayed with me was not where the children were going, but that their mother had to repeat the same difficult goodbye at three separate campuses.
For now, the careful reading is also the most human one: three young adults have begun college, while their parents are learning how to let them leave without making home feel closed behind them.