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Time of India
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'No kitty parties, no movies — just my children': Billionaire Zerodha founders' mom's viral post leaves internet in tears
While the Kamath brothers—Nithin and Nikhil—are often celebrated for building Zerodha into a fintech powerhouse, the spotlight is now shining on someone who shaped them long before they made headlines: their mother, Revathi Kamath . A recent Facebook post by her has gone viral, not for its glamour, but for its raw emotion and powerful simplicity. Choosing lullabies over luxury, parenting over parties, Revathi reflects on a life devoted to her sons, one built on quiet sacrifices and fierce love. A trained veena player, Revathi shared an old lullaby she used to sing to her boys—Chanda Hai Tu, Mera Suraj Hai Tu—along with a heartfelt note about how she gave up outings and social circles to be fully present in her children's lives. That personal clip and message, meant as a walk down memory lane, struck a chord across social media, with many praising her humility, warmth, and dedication. Internet reacts Fans flooded the comments section with love and admiration for Revathi Kamath's heartfelt lullaby. Many were moved by the emotional bond she shares with her sons, calling it a beautiful example of motherhood. Some reminisced about their own families, recalling how the same song was once a part of their children's bedtime routine. Others praised her Veena performance, calling it soothing and powerful. Several users expressed deep respect for her as a person, applauding her warmth, talent, and strength. About Revathi Kamath's journey and autobiography But her journey doesn't end with motherhood. Revathi is currently penning her autobiography, where she promises to reveal the struggles, choices, and stories that helped define her, not just as a mother, but as a woman who carved her own path. From launching a floral business with just ₹5,000 to founding Calyx, and later leading a massive environmental revival project that transformed 28 acres of land, Revathi's life is one of reinvention. More than just a memoir, her upcoming book is a tribute to herself, to unseen mothers everywhere, and to her sons, who may soon discover details of their upbringing that they never knew.
Hindustan Times
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
‘Never went to kitty parties': Nithin and Nikhil Kamath's mom says children were her life
Revathi Kamath, mother of Zerodha co-founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, is going viral on social media after sharing a heartfelt post reflecting on her parenting journey. Revathi, a veena player, also shared a video of herself performing the classic lullaby.(Facebook/Revathi Kamath) In an emotional Facebook note, she recalled choosing her children over social outings, saying she "never went to kitty parties or movies" and instead poured her time and energy into raising her sons. (Also Read: 'Days of 4-year college are over': Billionaire Nikhil Kamath reacts to WEF's jobs report) Watch her video here: 'Sweet memories of my life along with my sons Nithin and Nikhil… That part is just mine,' she wrote. 'I made their childhood beautiful by doing all these small small things. My children were my life and so many of my friends here know it.' Revathi, a veena player, also shared a video of herself performing the classic lullaby 'Chanda Hai Tu, Mera Suraj Hai Tu' from the film Aradhana, revealing it was a song she often sang to her boys when they were young. This isn't the first time Revathi Kamath has publicly reflected on motherhood. In a recent post, she took pride in the home-cooked, nutritious meals she prepared daily for her family. 'Never ever used to order outside food, and not a single day I missed making fresh food, fresh juice and fruits,' she wrote. 'We used to spend lots of our earnings on all these.' She also shared a clip of her grandson playing the mridangam at a cultural event in Bengaluru, highlighting how musical traditions continue in the family. Many of her friends and followers praised her dedication in the comments, including one woman who had worked with Revathi's late husband. Revathi responded warmly, reminiscing about how she used to pack food for her husband during those years. (Also Read: Nithin and Nikhil Kamath's mother says she raised sons with 'nutritious food': 'Never ever ordered outside food')
