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As the world prepares to celebrate the festival of lights, I am reminded of the light my mother brought into our lives, and into the lives of so many others.
Today, 7th November 2026 , marks one year since we lost my dearest mother, Zarine Sanjay Khan. One year since the light of our lives passed on. And this year, her first death anniversary falls on the eve of Diwali.
My mother would have loved the dressing up, the laughter, the gatherings, the excitement of it all. She celebrated every occasion wholeheartedly. She loved life, and she loved people.
But beyond her beauty and elegance was a woman of immense warmth and wisdom. She had a way of making people feel seen, loved and valued, whether they were family, friends or someone she had only just met.
Today I am sharing some of her handwritten notes, and a letter she wrote to me many years ago. In those pages is so much of who she was. She wrote about kindness, the power of words, believing in yourself and never taking the people you love for granted. She called her three daughters her best friends. In one letter, she told me how much she missed my “mad chatter” at home. Reading it now, I can almost hear her voice.
She once wrote: “If you are blessed to have loved ones, honour them, and do it today!”
Those words mean more to me today than I can express.
This is not a Diwali of celebration for me. It is a day to remember and honour the extraordinary woman we were blessed to call our mother, and the many hearts she touched simply by being herself.
A year has passed, Mom, but I believe light never really disappears. It changes form.
Your light lives through us, and through everyone whose life you touched with your kindness, warmth and love.
You loved life, Mom. And life loved you right back. ❤️
Until we meet again on the other side mamma. I will live you and love you for eternity ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@simonenaturallyinspired @suzkr @itszayedkhan @malzkhan @sanjaykhan03
06 Nov 2026
If I could hold time….
Sometimes I wish I could go back.
Not to change anything,
but simply to feel it all again.
The laughter that filled our home,
the voices I knew so well,
those ordinary days I never imagined
I would one day miss so much.
I grew up surrounded by love, laughter, chaos and dreams.
In a home where life was never lived in half measures.
I watched my mother dress up for life.
She never needed a reason to look beautiful,
to laugh, to celebrate.
She simply loved being alive.
And I learnt to love life by watching her live hers.
My father taught me that life could knock you down
and yet you could find the courage to stand again.
Somewhere between the two of them,
I became who I am.
I have loved deeply, trusted, hoped,
held on longer than I should have,
and let go of things I thought I never could.
Some days I was strong.
Other days I simply had no choice.
Then came my children.
Their little hands, their sleepy faces,
the beautiful chaos of raising them.
Now I watch them grow into their own people
and miss the days when I wished for more time to myself.
Isn’t life strange that way?
I built a world of colour, gemstones and dreams.
But the most beautiful parts of my life
were never the things I created.
They were the people I loved,
the laughter, the friendships,
the moments when I felt wonderfully alive.
And now I know the quiet ache of loss.
Something funny happens, or I see something beautiful,
and I still want to tell my mother.
For a moment, I forget.
And then I remember.
If I could have one thing,
it would be one ordinary afternoon from long ago.
My children little again.
My parents somewhere in the house.
My mother laughing in the next room.
And me, unaware I was living a moment
I would one day give anything to have back.
But time doesn’t work that way.
So I carry those moments with me
and keep making new ones.
Because if life has taught me anything,
it is that nothing stays the same.
And perhaps that is why
we must love it all the more
while it is ours.
I have lived. I have loved. I have lost.
And I am still here, with so much more life in me.
04 Nov 2026
What a stylish evening it was in Fort, Mumbai last week! And for a change, it wasn’t just the women at a jewellery store — it was the men who turned up in large numbers to cheer for @iamazaanali_, son of jewellery designer @farahkhanali and Aqueel Ali, as he launched his menswear collection.
At the centre of it all was the family patriarch, Sanjay Khan, looking dapper as always.
Adding star power to the evening was Hrithik Roshan, who came with his sons Hrehaan and Hridhaan. Also present were Azaan’s uncles Zayed Khan and Fardeen Khan, the latter with his sister Laila Khan Furniturewalla.
Among Farah’s close circle who came to support were Sussanne Khan, Sushmita Sen, Neelam Kothari Soni, Seema Sajdeh, Pooja Bedi and Ana Singh — all reminiscing about how they’ve seen a once-shy Azaan grow up. The evening also sparked a lovely conversation on how young men today are joining and reimagining their mothers’ businesses. Interestingly, Azaan’s sister Fizaa has followed in her father’s footsteps and is now a DJ.
As always, Farah Khan Ali played the perfect host — proudly showcasing her jewellery, ensuring her father was comfortable, obliging the waiting paparazzi, and making sure every guest left with a photo.
The paps were of course thrilled when Hrithik made his grand entry, and he won hearts by warmly posing with them.
Fort, where Farah’s store is located, has always been synonymous with culture and business, and last week was a perfect example of old-world charm meeting luxe modernity — with a touch of Bollywood glam taking over the iconic lanes of South Mumbai.
31 Oct 2026
To my darling large hearted, kind compassionate caring loving youngest sister Suss. You’re simply the best! On your birthday today I want to wish you all the love luck happiness health wealth prosperity success laughter and abundance in the world. May you soar higher and higher in whatever you do in life for you deserve it and more. Love you to the moon and beyond. Happy Happy Birthday my Suss. Go conquer your destiny ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 @suzkr
25 Oct 2026
“I believe there is a divine spark within every one of us. An inner strength that gives us the courage to dream, the confidence to achieve and the power to become everything we’re capable of being.
Growing up surrounded by family has also taught me the importance of brotherhood, loyalty and the unspoken bonds that connect us. These are the values that have shaped this collection and given it a meaning that goes far beyond jewellery.
The name Miracle Man carries a very personal legacy. In 1989, my grandfather, Sanjay Khan, survived a devastating fire accident against extraordinary odds. His remarkable recovery earned him the name Miracle Man. Years later, my mother, Farah Khan Ali, created Aayat, her signature motif whose name means Miracle. Today, I have the privilege of carrying that legacy forward, giving it my own expression and meaning for a new generation.
With The Miracle Man collection, I wanted to create more than jewellery. I wanted to create something that awakens this strength within you. A reminder of your individuality, your authenticity and the extraordinary potential that you carry.
This collection is for the dreamers, the achievers, the creators, the leaders and those still discovering their own paths. For every generation, every personality and every man who believes in his own potential.
Because the miracle isn’t just in what you accomplish. The miracle is in you.”
Azaan Ali
Creative Lead — The Miracle Man
Film - @ag.shoot
Hair and Makeup @kromakaysalon
Styling @theshaahidamir
25 Oct 2026
Some things hold meaning long before they take shape.
For Farah Khan, ‘Aayat’ has always been one of them. A symbol whose name means Miracle, born from a deeply personal celebration of life and the beautiful, unexpected ways it unfolds. Years later, that same symbol finds itself in the hands of a new generation.
Through The Miracle Man, Azaan gives ‘Aayat’ a character of its own — contemporary, distinctive and true to the way men choose to express themselves today. But beneath this new expression lies something wonderfully familiar.
A little piece of the past, finding its place in the present. A reminder that the most meaningful things in life are often the ones we carry forward.
The Miracle Man by Azaan Ali.�
Campaign Photography - @arjun.mark
Hair and Makeup @kromakaysalon
Styling - @theshaahidamir
Product Photography - @farahkhanworld
23 Oct 2026
THE MIRACLE MAN
“He makes the ordinary day an extraordinary one.”
There is a little miracle within each one of us.
A quiet strength that carries us through life’s challenges. The courage to follow our dreams. The belief that we can become everything we aspire to be.
It lives in the choices we make, the paths we choose, the love we give, and the people who stand beside us through it all.
We may have different dreams, different journeys, and different ways of expressing who we are, but what connects us runs deeper — the memories we share, the laughter, the chaos, the loyalty, and the way we continue to show up for one another.
For us, The Miracle Man is a celebration of being true to who you are, recognising the strength within you, and never forgetting the people who have helped shape the man you are becoming.
Seven different personalities.
One shared history.
One bond that needs no explanation.
— Zayed Khan, Armaan Arora, Yuraaz Arora, Zidaan Khan, Hridaan Roshan, Aariz Khan & Azaan Ali
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@yuraazarora
@zidaan.z.khan
@hridaan_roshan
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@hrehaan
@iamazaanali_
Campaign photography by @arjun.mark
Film by @ag.shoot
Hair & Makeup by @kromakaysalon
Creative Concept & Script by @farahkhanali
Styled by @theshaahidamir
21 Oct 2026
The festival of the golden lights is here so which one is your favourite earring with Citrine and why?
1. - Entwined Serpent Earrings with Turquoise, Lemon Quartz, Citrine and Natural Diamonds.
2. - Natures Nector - Citrine and Tsavorite natural diamond earrings
3. - Luminous - Citrine and Tanzanite and Natural diamond earrings.
For Enquiries on products dm @farahkhanworld 😍😍😍
18 Oct 2026
Happy Birthday, my dearest Moni ❤️
From the time I was 19 to today, we’ve shared what feels like a hundred lifetimes together. We’ve travelled the world, laughed till we’ve cried, cried till we’ve laughed, shared endless girly moments, secrets, adventures, madness and memories that only you and I will ever understand.
We’ve celebrated life’s happiest moments and held each other through its hardest. We’ve grown, we’ve changed, but through every chapter of our lives, we’ve always had each other.
When I look back, you’re in so many of my favourite memories, and I know there are so many more waiting to be made.
Here’s to a lifetime of friendship, love, laughter and many more adventures around the world together.
Love you, my Moni. Here’s to us, and everything we still have left to do! ❤️🥂😘
@monicaferrari90 ❤️❤️❤️❤️
09 Oct 2026
Samarkand Diaries part 3
Over six centuries ago, the great conqueror Timur dreamed of creating one of the grandest mosques the world had ever seen. Named after his chief wife, Bibi-Khanym, it stands as a testament to his extraordinary ambition.
Craftsmen from Persia, India and across his empire brought this vision to life. Soaring arches, turquoise domes, intricate mosaics and verses from the Quran woven into the architecture. Every detail a work of art.
And then there’s the legend of an architect who fell in love with Bibi-Khanym… adding a little romance and mystery to its history.
Standing there, I couldn’t help but marvel at the minds that imagined such beauty and the hands that created it.
A little history, a little romance and a whole lot of extraordinary craftsmanship. That’s Samarkand for you! 💙💙💙💙💙💙
#SamarkandDiaries #BibiKhanymMosque #Samarkand #farahkhanali #designerdiaries
08 Oct 2026
Samarkand Diaries part 2
When I travel, I don’t just want to see a place. I want to feel it, live it, become a little part of it.
Perhaps that’s the designer in me, always drawn to colour, texture, form, jewellery and the stories they tell.
So there I was, at the magnificent Registan square amongst the grandiose monuments , dressed in beautiful Uzbek attire, turquoise swirling around me, feeling for a moment like a princess from another time.
I twirled, I laughed, I dreamed… and simply let myself live the fantasy.
Travel does that to me. It awakens my imagination, feeds my creativity and reminds me never to lose that sense of adventure wonder and humour
And photographs capture more than a moment. They remind us how that moment made us feel. This one felt like stepping into my own Central Asian fairytale. 💙💙💙
When in Samarkand… live the dream.
#registansquare #samarkanduzbekistan #farahkhanali
02 Oct 2026
Samarkand Diaries — Part One 💙
Some places speak to you before you fully understand why.
Walking through Shah-i-Zinda, I found myself mesmerised by the extraordinary blues, intricate mosaics, geometry, flowers and patterns surrounding me.
As a designer, I am always looking — at colour, form, proportion and detail, but also at the meaning behind them. Here, nothing felt merely decorative. Every tile seemed to hold a story of symbolism, faith and extraordinary human imagination. The turquoise, cobalt and lapis felt almost jewel-like, and I kept stopping to look closer, wondering about the hands that created such beauty centuries ago.
But the most beautiful journeys are also about who you share them with. My wonderful guide Asya brought Samarkand alive through her stories and knowledge, while my dear friend Maria — who loves travelling and discovering the world as much as I do — was the reason I found myself in Uzbekistan in the first place.
Perhaps that is what I love most about travel. Inspiration rarely announces itself. Sometimes it is hidden in a detail, a colour, a symbol, a story — or in a friend who takes you somewhere you never knew you needed to go.
And there is so much more of Samarkand I want to share… 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
#SamarkandDiaries #ShahiZinda #Uzbekistan #DesignInspiration #farahkhanali
02 Oct 2026
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