Entrepreneur Sussanne Khan remembered her mother, Zarine Khan, on her first death anniversary on Saturday, describing her as her “biggest cheerleader” and motivator.
Sussanne shared a video montage featuring precious moments with her mother on Instagram. Alongside the clip, which featured Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World in the background, she wrote: “To my Bestest Friend my biggest cheerleader, my motivator and the spirit that makes me more me.. my beautiful Mummsy u live inside me nonstop relentlessly #zarinekhansdaughter #sussannekhan until we meet again in real n dance n sing together… I am sure heaven has become more fun thanks to u. (sic)”
Her sister, Farah Khan Ali, also shared an emotional tribute, recalling the light their mother brought into their lives. She noted that Zarine’s first death anniversary coincided with the eve of Diwali this year.
Remembering their mother’s love for festive celebrations, Farah said Zarine enjoyed dressing up, laughter and gatherings. She also recalled her warmth and wisdom, saying she had a way of making people feel seen, loved and valued.
Concluding her tribute, Farah wrote: “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”.