Mother’s Day 2019: Richa Chadha, Ali Fazal, Pankaj Tripathi, Sumeet Vyas, Shweta Tripathi Share Valuable Lessons Learnt From Their Moms
On Mother's Day, several celebs speak to their heart's content and narrate some valuable lessons that they have learnt from their moms
It’s Mothers Day today and everybody has been putting up heartwarming pictures professing their love for their mothers. Just a while back, we brought you pictures of Bollywood celebs wishing their moms. Now, here are a few celebs who spoke and they shared their thoughts for their mothers and the most valuable lesson they have learnt from them:
Richa Chadha
My mother taught me the importance of being truthful and kind. She's got amazing resilience and an undying faith in providence, she's so optimistic. She's also the most well-read person I know. I guess I have taken a little bit of everything from her.
Ali Fazal
I learnt how to budget within our means. She taught me to survive in a world with and in a world without. I’ve never known a person like my mother. Resilient and headstrong to a point where she live out a lifetime for love and honour and pride than kneel before the turbulence of time. She’s given me everything I have today. And all mine is hers now.
Shweta Tripathi
My interest in design started because of my mother. In music, dance, and everything creative. She taught me to see the world in a different light. I was always encouraged to do and follow what makes me happy as long as I was learning and growing. She retired as a teacher and post retirement, she has started learning how to paint. And every time she sends me her new painting, I feel so happy.
Pankaj Tripathi
One thing that I have learnt from my mother that helped me to shape up my personality is there is no option to truthfulness, honesty and hard work. Secondly, she taught me to not leave a single grain of food in your plate, do not waste food. eat completely whatever is served to you. Even at this stage of my life, I am still following her lessons and will keep doing so. I only believe in sincerity, honesty and hard work. The reason for not leaving single grain on plate was we are family of farmers. We know the hard work and efforts it goes to grow a single rice grain and bringing the same grain from field to home. We know the importance and value of food grain being a farmer. This is one of the reasons she taught us the value of food and not wasting it.
Sumeet Vyas
That no matter how grave the problem is, after a good meal, I can resolve it.
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Richa Chadha
My mother taught me the importance of being truthful and kind. She's got amazing resilience and an undying faith in providence, she's so optimistic. She's also the most well-read person I know. I guess I have taken a little bit of everything from her.
Ali Fazal
I learnt how to budget within our means. She taught me to survive in a world with and in a world without. I’ve never known a person like my mother. Resilient and headstrong to a point where she live out a lifetime for love and honour and pride than kneel before the turbulence of time. She’s given me everything I have today. And all mine is hers now.
Shweta Tripathi
My interest in design started because of my mother. In music, dance, and everything creative. She taught me to see the world in a different light. I was always encouraged to do and follow what makes me happy as long as I was learning and growing. She retired as a teacher and post retirement, she has started learning how to paint. And every time she sends me her new painting, I feel so happy.
Pankaj Tripathi
One thing that I have learnt from my mother that helped me to shape up my personality is there is no option to truthfulness, honesty and hard work. Secondly, she taught me to not leave a single grain of food in your plate, do not waste food. eat completely whatever is served to you. Even at this stage of my life, I am still following her lessons and will keep doing so. I only believe in sincerity, honesty and hard work. The reason for not leaving single grain on plate was we are family of farmers. We know the hard work and efforts it goes to grow a single rice grain and bringing the same grain from field to home. We know the importance and value of food grain being a farmer. This is one of the reasons she taught us the value of food and not wasting it.
Sumeet Vyas
That no matter how grave the problem is, after a good meal, I can resolve it.
Image Source:- Dailypioneer/tribuneindia/imdb/instagram/sumeetvyas/battatawada
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