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Ace producer Binaiferr Kohli speaks on Mother's Day!
Speaking on the occasion of Mother’s Day, which will be celebrated on May 12, she said, “My mother, Nargis, would go to charitable institutions and knew how to make bags and crochet.
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“Ace producer Binaiferr Kohli speaks on Mother's Day!”
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11 May 2024
Ace producer Binaiferr Kohli, who is producing shows like Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain! and Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, along with her husband( Sanjay Kohli), under their banner Edit II, says her mother was a businesswoman and a housewife, and encouraged her to follow her dreams.
Speaking on the occasion of Mother’s Day, which will be celebrated on May 12, she said, “My mother, Nargis, would go to charitable institutions and knew how to make bags and crochet. She was always at the forefront of anything nice, taking an interest in her hobbies. If she saw her children excelling in something, she would encourage us to pursue it. She was the right combination of sweet, warm, and strong.” Speaking of her shows, she shared that the majority of their audience is made up of mothers who enjoy watching light-hearted comedy and have a good laugh. She added, “Like in our show, Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain! Tewari ji’s mother, is always supportive of her daughter-in-law, Angoori, and they share a lovely mother-daughter bond rather than a typical mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship.”
She further said, “In Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, while the mother and daughter-in-law may have their disagreements, they stand up for each other when someone troubles them.” A message to your audience? “‘Maa Ke Charno Me Jaanat Hoti Hai,’ and I truly believe that. We must value our mothers and always appreciate them for all they do. My father was like my mother in many ways, and my mother was like a father too. They have done so much for us, and we can never fully repay them. My mother-in-law Manju Kohli has also been a wonderful mother figure to me. She is always caring, loving, and she is like a third child to me,” Binaiferr ended.
