Malaika Arora is in awe of Farah Khan's daughter Diva
Choreographer-turned-director Farah Khan is a proud mother of triplets. Farah, who tied the knot with Shirish Kunder in 2004 welcomed triplets-one son and two daughters in 2008. She keeps on posting pictures of her adorable kids quite often on Instagram. Recently, Main Hoon Na director took to Instagram to share a photo of her daughter Diva Kunder in which the little girl can be seen nailing a complicated yoga pose with utmost beauty. "Aaj ka yoga pose! #diva #contortionist,'' Farah captioned the photo.
As soon as the photo surfaced online, it started doing the rounds on the internet. Everyone was in awe of the flexibility of mini Farah Khan. In just short span of time, compliments poured in for Diva for her stupendous yoga skills. From Malaika Arora, Rhea Kapoor, Sonali Bendre to Maheep Kapoor, celebrities praised Diva. ''Wah meri ballerina," followed by heart emojis,'' commented Malaika followed by heart emojis.
Malaika Arora's comment
Farah keeps on sharing photos of her ''boneless wonder''. Diva's cocktail of yoga with the grace of ballet is something that has amazed netizens. ''I can’t even tell her to” stand on your own 2 feet”! One is always in the air #diva #balletgirls,'' she posted a photo along with this caption.
On the professional front, Farah has collaborated with Rohit Shetty for a "full-fledged musical with action". Golmaal director will be producing the flick
Earlier, in an interview with IANS, Farah said, "We have finished most of the scripting and have a month more to go and then we will start casting. We are having fun. It's a full-fledged musical with action in it. It's my movie and then Rohit's movie. So, you know what to expect.
So far Shah Rukh Khan has played the lead of Farah Khan's most of the projects including her directorial debut. Hence, when she was asked if Shah Rukh Khan would be a part of her upcoming film, Farah said, "I love Shah Rukh. I love working with him. But as of now we first want to do the dialogue draft and everything and then go on to the next step."
