Mom & Co. Review

A beautiful heart-rendering story of a mother and her son. Mother Suhasini wants to start a food delivery business besides her son Aditya, who after getting sacked from the company like his other friends, finds it difficult to adjust in any other company where he gets selected for the HR post. They gradually set up their own business, Aai's Kitchen, which eventually becomes very famous and flourishes over a short time period. The business gets to see the peak of it's success, with the immense of Shreya, a food blogger, who initially gave a negative review about their food. Aditya's Aai, Suhasini, is a simple woman with dreams and aspirations like we have. She always wanted to do something of her own, something that she feels like doing. The magic in her hands, in her spices, leaves everyone spellbound after they taste the dishes prepared by her- be its Aditya's colleagues or the officer who was in charge of the fire safety provision in business, or be it the head of the company, or Aditya's friend turned enemy, who was in the HR of the company, from where they were sacked.

This is a truely inspiring story which is recommended for one and all. It portrays the beautiful bond between a mother and a son, which is in one word, soothing. It portrays the bond that Shreya ans Aditya share with each other, more than being business partners. The bond between a mother and her son is something that cannot be explained in words, but "a mother's heart is always with her children"; somewhere while growing up, we tend to forget the reason of our happiness, the struggles made by our mother to make us successful, one day. The immense hardwork that she does to make our every day beautiful, to see a smile on our face- there can be ups and downs in business, in life, but we must know to celebrate and appreciate the contribution of our mothers, in our lives.

It shows and teaches us that we must not take mothers, for granted. Their innocence, love is pure; they have full faith in us unlike anybody.

Neliima Azeem as Aai and Ayush Mehra as Adity have portrayed the roles very beautifully, and they have done a great job. Shreya Gupto as Shreya, yhe food blogger, had also played a pivotal role in this. As it has been portrayed in the story, Suhasini's food tasted absolutely like "ghar ka khana" because it made made by a mother "with more love and less masalas."