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Renowned filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan recently offered a rare and intimate glimpse into her personal life as a mother, revealing that her twin daughters, Anya and Diva Kunder, struggle with self-esteem and insecurities regarding their looks. The candid admission came during an engaging episode of Farah’s popular YouTube vlog, where she sat down with model and reality television personality Akanksha Choudhary to discuss her career trajectory, self-confidence, and navigating public attention. During their heart-to-heart conversation, Akanksha, who previously participated in pageants and reality shows like Splitsvilla and Lock Upp 2, opened up about her own teenage struggles with body image. Showing old photographs from her younger years to the filmmaker, Akanksha confessed that she used to view herself as the ugliest person in the world during her early teen days. Hearing this relatable confession, Farah instantly resonated with the feeling and remarked that Akanksha should meet her twin daughters, as they currently feel the exact same way about their own appearances despite being praised by others. Akanksha immediately countered the filmmaker’s statement, reassuring Farah that she had already met the twin girls and found them genuinely sweet and adorable.
The conversation continued to explore how self-perception evolves over time, with Akanksha reflecting on how she gradually built her confidence, to the point where she now feels entirely comfortable embracing her natural look without makeup. Farah commended Akanksha for her natural beauty during her reality show stint, though she lightheartedly admitted to being horrified by some of the dramatic fights and heated confrontations Akanksha was involved in on camera. As a mother of triplets—Diva, Anya, and Czar—whom she shares with husband Shirish Kunder, Farah has always been protective of her children’s privacy as they grow older. With the triplets having recently completed their high school education at Dhirubhai Ambani International School and preparing to head off to university, Farah’s open dialogue about youth insecurities highlighted the universal nature of adolescent struggles. The episode resonated deeply with viewers, shedding light on how growing up under societal and media scrutiny can affect young women regardless of their celebrity background, while emphasizing the importance of honest conversations surrounding self-worth and confidence.
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