Farah Khan Talks About Becoming A Mother Of Three Kids Through IVF, “I Listened To My Gut And Seized The Opportunity”
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In an open letter, Choreographer and filmmaker Farah Khan opened up about her decision of becoming a mother through IVF at the age of 43. She is mother to triplets – Anya, Czar and Diva — who are 12. She said in the letter that she became a mother when she wanted to and not as per the diktats of society. Farah further went on to applaud Sony Entertainment Television’s latest, clutter-breaking show Story 9 Months Ki, which delves into the subject of motherhood through IVF.
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In her open letter, Farah Khan wrote, “As a daughter, wife and a mother, I’ve had to make many choices because of which I have become the choreographer, filmmaker and producer that I am. Every time I felt the moment was right, I listened to my gut and seized it. Whether it was for my career or for my family. We think about people’s judgements so much, we forget that it’s our life and it’s our call!”
She further added, “Today I am a proud mother of three because of a choice. I became a mother when I was ready for it, not when the society deems “the appropriate age to conceive.” Thanks to advancements in science, I was able to do it via IVF at my age. Today, it’s nice to see that more women are making this choice without fear of judgement, changing people’s mindsets and taking their happiness in their own hands. I recently came to know of a show on Sony TV called Story 9 Months Ki which makes a bold and honest statement – Agar pyaar ke bina shaadi ho sakti hai, toh pati ke bina maa kyu nahi?”
She concluded the letter with, “As a film-maker when I hear such progressive premises of a television show, it makes me very proud and happy to know that women’s choices are being acknowledged. I wish a great motherhood to all women out there who want to be mothers – naturally or otherwise. Always remember, it’s a woman’s call!”