Given how rigorous the hours are while working in the television industry, a single mom doesn’t get it easy. She’s acing it on and off screen. This Mother’s Day, we salute these wonderwomen of the telly world, who are juggling multiple tasks and setting an example for their little ones

Mother`s Day is around the corner, but why wait until the day to do something special for your mum. Here’s your cue to take some time off from your busy schedule and grab some popcorn to binge-watch with her. Here’s a list of recommendations, pick your favourite, and enjoy

From Alia Bhatt and Raha Kapoor to Priyanka Chopra and Malti Marie, we`ve got the cutest pictures of Bollywood`s popular mothers with their babies. These pictures are sure to melt your heart

Being a single parent is not easy, but scores of actors in Bollywood have stood strong as pillars of strength for their kids even after parting ways with their former partners. As Mother`s Day 2025 approaches, here`s a look at some of Bollywood’s single moms

From renowned filmmaker Farah Khan, television stars Mahhi Vij and Debina Bonnerjee to entrepreneur Isha Ambani, these public figures have been vocal about their IVF journeys. They’ve shared how science has helped them become mothers despite facing natural challenges.

Onscreen matriarchs in Indian cinema have been portrayed as wise, nurturing, and occasionally stern. Over the decades, many actresses have embodied the role of the mother, grandmother, or family matriarch, becoming iconic in their portrayals. Check out the most memorable ones so far

As Mother`s Day approaches, we take a look at some Indian celebrities who embraced motherhood through surrogacy. It can take many forms today—biological, adoptive, or through assisted reproductive technologies like surrogacy. While traditionally linked to pregnancy and childbirth, motherhood now includes a broader emotional, social, and nurturing role that goes beyond genetics

Anjali has long exemplified quiet strength and unwavering resilience, both in her personal life and professional journey. After enduring a difficult marriage, she raised her daughter single-handedly while simultaneously founding and running an NGO for adults with special needs. Despite facing significant personal hardships, the Mumbai-based fashion designer and special educator remained deeply committed to her purpose. “I always say, don’t bring your home to work, and don’t take your work home,” she affirms. With her daughter now settled in Switzerland, Anjali continues to find deep fulfillment in her work, currently channelling her efforts into building a dedicated home for specially-abled adults in Karjat.