"My outlook towards life has changed completely. I want the world to be a better place because my babies have to live there as well."

As to which profession she would like her children to take up later on in life, Farah said: "Forcing our choice on them is not healthy.

"No one told us what we have to become when we grow up. We are doing well."

Absorbed in motherhood, the director, who is all set to judge a reality show 'Joh Jeeta Woh Hi Superstar' on STAR Plus channel, said that she has no plans to roll out a film this year.

"I am a commercial filmmaker and would make a masala movie. I am working on a script but don't want to make a film right now. I want to dedicate all the time to my kids. As TV shows do not demand much time I am doing that."

Husband Kunder's stint in filmdom started as an editor with "Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke". He has also directed "Jaan-E-Mann", which couldn't create ripples at the box office.