
Seerat Kapoor, Palak Jaiswal and Delbar Arya honour their mothers' silent sacrifices
Television actresses
,
, and
opened up about the profound influence their mothers have had on shaping their personalities and careers.
While Seerat credited her mother for being her emotional anchor and strongest cheerleader, Palak shared how her mom's guidance and support helped her stay grounded in the face of fame.
Tired of too many ads? go ad free now
Delbar Arya, too, expressed deep gratitude for the values and resilience her mother instilled in her, calling her the reason behind her confidence and strength.
In an emotional note, Palak shared, "If I've ever looked strong or fearless, it's only because my mom's had my back like a rock - quietly strong, always there, no drama. While I was out chasing auditions, figuring out who I am, she just said, 'Tujhe jo karna hai kar, baaki main dekh lungi.'
And that's exactly what she did. She's the one who's fought the real fights - with society, patriarchy, and people who thought they could say anything about me. I've never had to explain my choices because she fiercely does that for me. She cheers loudly, protects without being asked, and loves without condition. If I look invincible sometimes - it's because I was raised by her."
The 'Black, White & Gray' actress also recalled how one of the most intimate scenes in the show made her question whether she should take it on.
It was her mother's matter-of-fact clarity that helped her come to terms with the decision.
"There was this intimate scene and I kept thinking-should I? should I not? She looked at me and said, 'Does it make sense for the character? Then why not?' That trust, that clarity gave me so much peace - I moved ahead without second-guessing," added Palak.
On the other hand, Delbar Arya shared her deep appreciation for her mother, calling her the guiding force behind her growth.
Tired of too many ads? go ad free now
In a heartfelt note, she said, "Motherhood is a feeling, not just a role. To me, mothers are the most beautiful and pure souls. My mother has been instrumental in shaping the person I am today-my greatest supporter, my pillar of strength, and my lifelong guide."
"Nurturing isn't defined by blood alone; it's about the love, energy, and compassion women bring into the lives of others. I celebrate all those women who care, guide, and love unconditionally," she added.
On the occasion of
, Delbar also reflected on the pivotal role her mother has played in shaping her life. The actress shared how her mother's love has provided the foundation for her growth and continues to inspire her every step of the way.
Paying tribute to her mother, Seerat Kapoor fondly remembers how, from the very beginning of her journey, her mother instilled in her the confidence to aim high and the determination to put in relentless effort to achieve her goals.
The 'Rabb Se Hai Dua' actress shared, "Working in the film industry comes with its own set of challenges just like any other field, however my mother has always stood by me. She's been my biggest critic, cheerleader, my mentor, best friend and my strongest support system. She's taught me to be fearless, focused, disciplined and not settle with my standards. Going beyond professions, she's brought me up to truly face life gracefully, without with being tainted.
Thanks to my upbringing and conditioning, no matter what the circumstances, I have learnt to not be a quitter."
"She's taught me resilience, grace and how to stay grounded no matter how high I soar. Her love lifts me through every challenge and inspires me to chase new dreams. Ultimately, it's the love of our mothers that keeps us steady and remind us we're never alone. A mother's love is truly the quiet force behind every success and the fuel that helps us move forward," Seerat added.

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


News18
10 hours ago
- News18
Palak Tiwari On Comparisons With Ananya Panday, Suhana, Ibrahim Ali Khan: 'People Will Talk…'
In a competitive industry where every newcomer is under the spotlight, Bhootnii star and TV actor Shweta Tiwari's daughter, Palak Tiwari, is determined to keep her focus on her own path. The young actor recently opened up about dealing with pressure, especially when comparisons are drawn between her and fellow star kids like Suhana Khan, Ananya Panday, and Ibrahim Ali Khan. During a candid conversation with Mashable India, Palak reflected on how she manages the stress that comes with expectations. 'I try not to take any pressure because pressure acts as a hindrance when you are trying to do your best work. Also, I find acting, most therapeutic. It has been my childhood dream to be an actor. I am most happy when I am in front of the camera. I am content that I am able to fulfil my dreams, so why should I think about anyone else? People will talk, and it will come to me later, but that can all be handled. For now, I am happy that I am acting." Acknowledging the shared journey of young actors in the industry, Palak also spoke about how they connect off-camera. 'Everyone is on their journey. Everyone is going through a challenging time because it is hard to make a name for yourself at such a young age. We are all finding ourselves as performers, even Bollywood is reshaping its future, but I am sure we will figure it out," she added. Palak was last seen in Bhootnii, a supernatural film released earlier this month. The movie featured a star-studded ensemble including Sanjay Dutt, Mouni Roy, Sunny Singh, Aasif Khan, and Beyounick. Directed by Sidhaant Sachdev and produced by Deepak Mukut along with Sanjay Dutt, the film added another milestone to Palak's early career.


Time of India
11 hours ago
- Time of India
Salman Khan urged Palak Tiwari to work behind the camera before acting: ‘Learn what happens…'
, daughter of television star , is steadily carving her path in Bollywood. But before stepping in front of the camera for her debut in 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan', she took a significant detour, thanks to superstar .. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now In a recent interview, Palak opened up about how Salman encouraged her to first understand filmmaking by working as an assistant director (AD) on Antim: The Final Truth. Salman Khan's Advice: "Kuch Karna Life Mein?" Speaking on The Bombay Journey podcast by Mashable India, Palak recalled a candid moment at a Bigg Boss reunion where Salman Khan addressed her career goals. 'He told my mom how tall I had grown, then looked at me and said, 'Kuch karna hai life mein?' (Do you want to do something in life?). I told him I wanted to be an actor,' Palak said. Salman, ever the mentor, advised her to first explore the behind-the-scenes world of filmmaking. 'He said that before becoming an actor, I needed to understand what happens behind the camera. That experience gave me a whole new perspective,' she added. Learning on the Job as Assistant Director Taking Salman's suggestion seriously, Palak worked as an AD on Antim: The Final Truth, starring Salman himself. She shared how the role helped her appreciate the hard work that goes into making a film. 'As an actor, it's easy to take things for granted. Working behind the camera taught me discipline, patience, and respect for every crew member,' she said. The hands-on experience prepared her for her eventual debut and gave her a deeper understanding of the craft. Still Star-Struck by Salman Khan Despite having worked closely with him, Palak admitted she remains star-struck in Salman's presence. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now 'Even now, if I get a message from him, I stutter. He just changes my whole personality. Once he told me, 'Aaram se bolo' (speak without hesitation),' she laughed. On the film front, Palak was last seen in Bhootnii alongside , , and Sunny Singh, which released earlier this month. Meanwhile, Salman Khan's recent outing was the action thriller 'Sikandar'. The movie was directed by the talented 'Thuppakki' director AR Murugadoss. Salman Khan's Viral Transformation Shocks Fans


Hindustan Times
14 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Salman Khan asked, ‘life mein agey kuch karna hain' to 18-year-old Palak Tiwari, suggested working as an AD
Palak Tiwari made her acting debut in the Salman Khan film Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. Before that the actor worked behind the camera as an assistant director in Antim: The Final Truth. It was Salman who recommended Palak that she first see how a film is made and what happens on set, before she steps infront of the camera. (Also read: Palak Tiwari opens up about competition with Ananya Panday, Suhana Khan: 'Why should I think about anyone else?') Speaking on the latest episode of The Bombay Journey, by Mashable India, Palak opened up about how Salman sir helped her and how he has been a mentor from the beginning of her career. She said, 'It was at some Bigg Boss reunion, where Salman sir told my mom how tall I had become. He then said, 'Kuch karna warna he life mein (Have you thought of anything with your life)?' I said, 'Yes sir I want to be an actor, sir.' I was 17-18. He said that before you become an actor you need to learn what happens behind the camera. He is such a cool guy. I said okay, because you know as an actor one can take things for granted very easily.' Palak went on add that she is always star-struck in front of Salman, 'I've done a whole film with him, whenever I meet him till date, or even if I get a message from him, I get star-struck. I usually don't get star-struck, you can make anyone sit in front of me. But when he's in front of me, I stop speaking and start stuttering. He just changed my entire personality. Then he said, 'Aaram se bolo (speak without hesitation).'' On the work front, Palak was last seen in the film Bhootnii, which was released earlier this month and starred alongside Sanjay Dutt, Mouni Roy, and Sunny Singh.