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There is GOD and then there is MOM….
Mothers, in every society and every culture, are always deified, put on a pedestal equivalent to GOD. They are considered perfect, flawless, selfless, always acting in the interest of the family and their children. But is it always so?
Pressure to be the perfect mother is too huge for many young women. They are judged by everyone including themselves. Can mothers be so perfect, and always live up to the expectations of society? Aren’t they also just human beings - imperfect, fallible.
MOM explores the dynamics of a nuclear family. How a baby changes the relationship between a couple, forms the crux of the story. It delves into the unspoken challenges a woman experiences when she steps into motherhood. It also gives a peek into the life of a father, the unsung hero, who works equally hard but doesn’t get his due credit.

There is GOD and then there is MOM….
Mothers, in every society and every culture, are always deified, put on a pedestal equivalent to GOD. They are considered perfect, flawless, selfless, always acting in the interest of the family and their children. But is it always so?
Pressure to be the perfect mother is too huge for many young women. They are judged by everyone including themselves. Can mothers be so perfect, and always live up to the expectations of society? Aren’t they also just human beings - imperfect, fallible.
MOM explores the dynamics of a nuclear family. How a baby changes the relationship between a couple, forms the crux of the story. It delves into the unspoken challenges a woman experiences when she steps into motherhood. It also gives a peek into the life of a father, the unsung hero, who works equally hard but doesn’t get his due credit.