As we prepare to celebrate Mother’s Day on May 8, celebrities are talking about their mums and the one thing they’d love to give her: The Tribune India

Holiday mode

Aparna Dixit

We are busy running around with work, ambitions and goals, and forget that the most important people in our lives are the parents. I want to take my mother on vacation, make her enjoy life and ask her to do everything she hasn’t done so far because mothers sacrifice a lot for children.

mom’s son

Samer Sing

It’s hard to be a mother and it’s even harder when you’re a single mother. My mom and I were close, and even closer after my dad died, and I have no shame in admitting that I’m a bit of a mama’s boy. If there’s anything I really want to give him, it would be his retirement! I want her to live in my house. I don’t know when it will happen, but I know it will surely happen.

religious vocation

ginnie virdi

What my mother did to make me happy cannot be repaid. But yes, if I have the chance to do something special for her, I would like to take her to Gurdwara Shri Panja Sahib in Pakistan. She loves this place.

simple pleasures

Abishek Kumaarr

It was May last year when my mum was suffering from Covid and was hospitalized. I still get nightmares of those difficult times. At that time, I just wanted her to come home. The only thing I want to give her is to follow what she taught me: do the right thing, don’t say anything bad, be nice to the people around me and take a stand where it’s have to do it. Simple things are enough to make her smile.

Relaxed mode

Vaishnavi Ganatra

If I had to give my mom one thing it would be a day off or a week or a month off because she just needs to relax. Imagine that you slept only six hours, sometimes even less. I want to give her a vacation. A place of her choice that she can visit; relax, eat, sleep and relax.

Unconditional love

Sunidee Chauhan

I believe that whatever I give my mother, it will always be less than what she did for me. So I can’t mention this thing that I can give her. His love and affection cannot be repaid by giving anything to the world.

Fit & Well

Delnaaz Irani

Somehow the parents always feel that there must be unity in the family, love between brothers and sisters and this is an assurance that I would like to give my mother to make her happy. She also wants to see me fit and healthy, and that’s one of the best things I can give her.

True tenderness

Hrishikesh Pandey

I think the best gift I can give my mother is love; take care of her health and be there for her. All this matters more than anything materialistic. Personally, I think if you give parents your time, affection, love and care, there is nothing like it.

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