Kanzada shared that their parents, upon learning about the twins, could hardly believe it, especially their father. At birth, each sister weighed 1.7 kg. Kanzada is the older sister by 15 minutes. In the first months of their lives, their grandmothers helped out, and then their mother hired a nanny who took care of them until they were three years old. The sisters turned out to have completely different personalities: Kanzada is sociable and active, while Nurzada is calm and creative, with a talent for drawing. In their childhood, when their mother and nanny were feeding Nurzada, Kanzada would sometimes run into another room, leading to instances where they were confused for one another. To avoid misunderstandings, they started wearing hats of different colors with the names "Kani" and "Nuki."
Despite their similarities, the sisters attended the same university—KSTU—where Kanzada studied economics and Nurzada studied design. Since the age of 4, their mother dressed them alike, which created confusion among teachers and classmates. For example, when Nurzada fell ill and was absent from classes, Kanzada was mistaken for her and even scolded for missing classes.
In their free time, the sisters prefer to spend time with friends, engage in photography, and shoot videos. They enjoy cooking, trying new recipes, or making their favorite desserts. In the summer evenings, they ride their bikes.
As for their family life, their mother, Dinara, is an associate professor at the I. Razakov KGTU. Kanzada and Nurzada have older sisters: Aysulu, who works as a manager at a training center in a mobile company, and Aikokul, who is studying for her master's degree in Vienna, Austria. The age difference between the sisters is 5 years, and they are very close, supporting each other, which their mother taught them.
The sisters plan to develop in the fields of media and content in the future.
