Farah's triplets -- Diva, Anya and Czar -- will have guests only from their age group for their second b'day
Farah's tripletsu00a0-- Diva, Anya and Czaru00a0-- will have guests only from their age group for their second b'day
Farah Khan's triplets (Anya, Diva and Czar) turn two today. Both she and hubby Shirish Kunder are taking time
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Farah Khan with her daughters Anya and Diva |
off from the pre-production of their film, Tees Maar Khan to spend the entire day with their children.
The birthday bash will be held early in the evening at her brother Sajid Khan's place. "It is a strictly kiddie affair. I have only called kids in their age group. Three is the cut-off age. There is no point calling older children as then, my kids don't know what to do. They don't play with them and the bigger children get plain bored."
The doting mother has hired a party organiser with joy rides for the kiddos. "My children love to sit in the toy train."
The birthday cake for Czar, Diva and Anya is a gift from Bhavna Pandey (Chunky Pandey's wife). "Czar loves cars so I know the cake for him is in the shape of a car. While for the girls it will be in pink and butterfly shaped. Both simply love the colour. While the birthday outfits are in traditional, Parsi-style frocks from a well-known store in south Mumbai. This again have been gifted by a friend," informs Farah.
Last year, the Om Shanti Om director had hosted two bashesu00a0-- one for the kids in the evening and another for the adults in the night. "But this year, I am only having a kiddie bash with kids of my friends and staff members only. I want my babies to enjoy the evening."
Photographer Avinash Gowariker will be taking a birthday portrait of the kids. "But getting them together in the same frame will be a big task," says Farah. "As soon as Czar is made to sit with the girls, he runs away. Last year, it was easy to take their snapshots, so I will have to convince Czar to sit with them somehow or the other." Farah is keen to make this photo session with Gowariker a birthday tradition.
She adds, "Shirish has got himself a fancy camera so he will also be happily clicking their every mood throughout the day. He says he can make posters from the photographs."
