Happy Mother's Day 2020: From Sonali Lele Desai to Ketki Dave, actresses who played on screen moms to Khushi Shah, Bhavya Gandhi and others
No story is complete without the character of a mother in it. Be it a play or a film, the plot always has the role of a mother and some women have been outstanding at portraying on screen mothers to stars like Khushi Shah, Bhavya Gandhi and Malhar Thakar. On the occasion of Mother’s Day, we take a look at some of the best on screen mothers from Sonali Lele Desai to Ketki Dave.
Sonali Lele Desai - Khushi Shah’s mother in ‘Affra Taffri’
Khushi Shah made a blockbuster entry into Dhollywood with the industry’s first-ever horror-comedy ‘Affra Taffri’. But she was not the only one noticed in the film. Other actors too played their parts well and amongst them was Khushi aka Sonal's onscreen mother who plays a vital role in Sonal's life. The actress's name is Sonali Lele Desai and she is also known for her performance in 'Bau Na Vichaar'.
Vandana Pathak - Malhar Thakar’s mother in ‘Golkeri’
'Golkeri' featured Manasi Parekh Gohil and Malhar Thakkar in lead roles and veteran actors Sachin Khedekar and Vandana Pathak played pivotal roles as Malhar’s parents. Manasi, Vandana and Sachin, all three made their Gujarati debuts with this film and the combination turned out to be mind blowing. Meanwhile, Vandana Pathak as Malhar's on-screen mother couldn’t have been a better casting as she aced the role of the ever caring and pampering mom. She was seen teaching him to pick the right path in life and the mother-son relationship was loved by the audience.
Aarti Patel - Aarohi Patel’s mother in ‘Love Ni Bhavai’
Aarohi Patel and mom Aarti Patel shared screen space in Sandeep Patel's 'Love Ni Bhavai'. And the chemistry that translated on screen clearly came from their real-life bond. The actress and her mother won a lot of praise for their performances. During the lockdown, the actress and her mother have been spending quality time with their family.
Ketki Dave - Bhavya Gandhi’s mother in ‘Pappa Tamne Nahi Samjaay’
The youngest actor in the industry, Bhavya Gandhi, is a well-known personality as he rose to fame with his performances in daily soaps. He marked his entry into Dhollywood with the film 'Pappa Tamne Nahi Samjaay' which featured Manoj Joshi, Ketki Dave and Johny Lever in pivotal roles. Ketki Dave was seen playing his mother who is shown to be always supportive of her child at every situation in his life. The bond of love between Bhavya and Ketki in the film received a lot of praise from Gujarati cinema lovers.
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