Jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali has shared an emotional tribute to her mother, Zarine Khan, on the one-month anniversary of her passing. Zarine Khan, wife of actor-director Sanjay Khan, passed away on November 7, 2025, at the age of 81 after suffering from age-related ailments and heart attacks.

Farah Khan Ali, known for her emotional transparency, posted a series of tender photographs of her mother on social media, honouring her grace, warmth, and enduring elegance. In her heartfelt note, Farah expressed the profound void her mother's absence has left in her life. She wrote of missing her "mumma" every day, describing how scents, songs, and quiet daily moments often bring back vivid memories of her mother's comforting presence.

Farah's words captured not just grief, but gratitude, reflecting on the love, strength, and unwavering support that shaped her. She shared how memories have become her greatest solace, with each photograph representing a chapter of love, learning, and togetherness. The tribute resonated deeply with thousands, who flooded the comments section with condolences and personal stories of loss, praising Farah for her vulnerability.

Beyond personal nostalgia, Farah celebrated Zarine Khan's quiet resilience, elegance, and dignity. She remembered her mother as the pillar of the family, who inspired her with her strength, guiding her through life's challenges and joys. The images shared were filled with warmth, laughter, and candid glimpses of Zarine simply being herself, reminding viewers of the enduring beauty of maternal love.

In her initial tribute following her mother's death, Farah referred to Zarine as her "soulmate". She pledged to walk in her footsteps and keep their family bonded together forever, promising to cherish her mother’s friends. Farah's sister, Sussanne Khan, also shared a heartfelt tribute, referring to Zarine as her 'Bestestttttt Friend', her God, and her lifeline. Sussanne expressed that her mother would always be their "Guiding Light" and praised her for teaching them to live with "Grace and Love".

Following her mother's passing, Farah also criticized the insensitivity she faced from some individuals who questioned why Zarine was cremated according to Hindu rites, rather than offering condolences. Zarine Khan, born a Parsi and married as a Muslim, was cremated according to Hindu rites as per her own wish. Farah emphasized that her mother epitomized humanity and respected every religion.

Farah's tribute stands as a deeply moving testament to the bond between mother and daughter—a connection defined by affection, resilience, and an everlasting presence that outlives loss. Through her words and images, she reminded her followers that while grief may linger, the love shared remains eternal.