Kriti Sanon celebrates Mother's Day with her biggest critic and supporter
Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon, who was recently seen in the streaming film, 'Do Patti,' is celebrating Mother's Day. The actress took to her Instagram, and shared a heartfelt video featuring her mother Geeta Sanon. She called her mom her biggest supporter and her biggest critic.
She wrote in the caption, 'Happy Mother's Day Mumma. To our sunshine of happiness and our pillar of strength. My Biggest supporter and the biggest critic! The problem solver and the drama-queen! The mother as well as the baby of our house. We love you more than you know. Happy Mother's day to all moms out there'.
Earlier in the day, the actress' 'Bareilly Ki Barfi' co-actor Rajkummar Rao remembered his mother, and expressing the gratitude to different forms of mothers in his life on the occasion of Mother's Day. The actor, who will be next seen in the upcoming film 'Bhool Chuk Maaf,' took to his Instagram on Sunday, and shared pictures of his late mother, his wife Patralekha, goddess Durga and mother India.
He wrote in the caption, 'Happy Mother's Day Everyone. Maa is the closest you can ever be to God. Thank you for every hug, lesson, happiness and Smile'.
Rajkummar had earlier said that his mother passed away during the shoot of his critically acclaimed film 'Newton.' The actor took a few days off from his shoot, and went to his home for the final rites of his mother. Prior to this, Kriti gave a sneak peek into her March diaries, and shared how she 'March-ed into April.' One of the photos in her post was of her chilling at her home, followed by an image of enjoying a wholesome home-cooked meal. We could also see her having a blast with 'Tere Ishk Mein' director Anand L Rai on the sets of her next. From some self-care during downtime at home to travelling, to satisfying her sweet tooth, to creating some fond memories with friends, Kriti's March looked like a perfect balance of work and fun.
Almost a decade after 'Raanjhanaa,' Aanand L Rai continues his love affair with Banaras in his next 'Tere Ishk Mein.'
Presented by Gulshan Kumar, in collaboration with T-Series, and Colour Yellow, the much-awaited project brings back the dynamic trio of Aanand L Rai, Dhanush, and A.R. Rahman for another cinematic masterpiece. The story of the film has been penned by Himanshu Sharma in association with Neeraj Yadav. Aanand L Rai, Himanshu Sharma, Bhushan Kumar, and Krishan Kumar have jointly produced the project. 'Tere Ishk Mein' is a spiritual successor to the 2013 film 'Raanjhanaa,' delving deeper into themes of unrequited love, and emotional conflict.
'Tere Ishk Mein' is expected to reach the cinema halls on Nov.28, in both Hindi and Tamil. Additionally, Kriti's first look from the film as Mukti also grabbed a lot of eyeballs. She was seen walking through a chaotic, warlike scene, looking all stressed and broken. She poured petrol on herself and held a lighter, preparing to set herself on fire.
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