Farah Khan who has been in the industry for more than three decades and worked as a choreographer on some of the biggest films, apart from directing ‘Om Shanti Om’, ‘Main Hoon Na’, recently revisited memories from the making of the 1998 blockbuster ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’, sharing an amusing behind-the-scenes story from the film’s Scotland schedule. Farah who now has her Youtube channel, recently visited Kajol’s sister Tanisha Mukherji’s house for the recent episode of her cooking vlog with chef Dilip. During the conversation, Farah remembered that Tanishaa had accompanied her sister Kajol, who starred in the film. Recalling the freezing temperatures on set, she said, “You came with Kajol and it was freezing cold. We were all freezing to death over there. And we were all wearing garbage bags. For some strange reason, someone said if you tie this plastic, you won’t feel cold.”Released in 1998, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai went on to become a cultural phenomenon, with its memorable music, dialogues and portrayal of friendship and romance resonating with audiences across generations. Even decades later, the film remains one of Bollywood’s most beloved classics.Away from film memories, Farah recently had another reason to celebrate. The filmmaker announced that her triplets, Diva, Anya and Czar, have graduated from high school, sharing the proud moment with her followers on social media.Farah posted a series of photographs and videos from the graduation ceremony, capturing special family moments as well as interactions with notable guests. Among the images were pictures of the graduates posing with businesswoman Nita Ambani and badminton star P. V. Sindhu, along with candid snapshots featuring Farah and her family.Farah married filmmaker Shirish Kunder in 2004 after they worked together on Main Hoon Na. The couple later collaborated on several films, including Jaan-E-Mann, Om Shanti Om and Tees Maar Khan.The filmmaker welcomed her triplets through IVF in February 2008. While she has occasionally shared glimpses of their lives over the years, fans may also remember seeing them on screen during the closing credits of Tees Maar Khan in 2010, making a brief but memorable appearance.
