COLORS’ stars share heartfelt wishes to their mothers this Mother’s Day

Priyanshi Yadav playing the role of Doree in COLORS’ ‘Doree’ shares,

“Every day, my mother shows me what unconditional love looks like. She is my biggest supporter, anchor and the strength behind the dreams I’m chasing. She accompanies me to the sets of Doree, cheering me on and never failing to express her pride in my work. As a little girl, I’d craft handmade cards and pluck flowers to make her smile on Mother’s Day. Today, I try to give back in little ways, with gifts and gestures, but nothing will ever match what she’s done for me. While I play a single mother on-screen, I draw a lot of inspiration from my mother. My character’s journey is one of grit, sacrifice, and relentless love—the very qualities I’ve seen my mother live every single day. It’s been an emotional and empowering experience, and I’m honoured to portray a character that reflects the resilience of so many real women. This Mother’s Day, I want to say to my mom, and to every mother out there: you are God’s greatest blessing. Happy Mother’s Day!”

Karan Vohra, essaying the role of Rishank in COLORS’ ‘Meri Bhavya Life’, shares,

“While shooting for Meri Bhavya Life, which is all about self-worth and inner strength, I couldn't help but think of her. She's the one who first taught me what it means to be confident, kind, and resilient. In the show, my reel mother constantly pushes my character toward chasing superficial things—status, appearance, fleeting validation. Her world is all about how things look on the outside. But in real life, my mother is the complete opposite – she has instilled in me the values that Meri Bhavya Life stands for throughout my childhood. She’s my compass—the one who pulls me back to what matters. She offers me those much-needed reality checks, the kind that aren't always easy to hear but always come from a place of love. On this special day, I want to give a huge shout-out to all the women who make motherhood look effortless!”

Anchal Sahu, portraying the character of Parineet in COLORS' ‘Parineetii’ shares,

“Everything I am today rooted in the values my mother taught me: kindness, honesty, and staying grounded. As a child, even my smallest achievements were met with her joyful celebration, especially when she’d make my favourite sweets. Those moments made me believe in myself. Even now, when I’m stuck, I find myself thinking, ‘What would mom do?’ Every step I take is with the hope of making her proud. Playing Parineet, a character who constantly puts family first and draws strength from her inner values, has only deepened my appreciation for the love mothers put in unexpected places. This Mother’s Day, I want to salute every mom out there and remind them to care for their health and happiness too, while they’re busy taking care of everyone else.”

Deepika Singh is playing the role of Mangal in COLORS’ ‘Mangal Lakshmi’,

”As an actor, I've had the privilege of stepping into various roles, but the role of being a mother is by far the most rewarding and humbling experience of my life. I admire the strength and the infinite capacity to love that mothers have. It wasn’t until I held my son Soham in my arms that I experienced my own capacity for unconditional love. Every single day, he teaches me to find joy in the smallest moments. While shooting for Mangal Lakshmi, where I play a mother onscreen, I often find myself missing him terribly on set. But I make it a point to reserve time just for him, whether it’s early morning cuddles or bedtime stories over video calls. Motherhood has made me stronger, more patient, and braver. Here’s wishing everyone a very Happy Mother’s Day—especially to the incredible women who balance work and motherhood with so much love and grace.”

Prisha Dhatwalia essaying the role of COLORS’ ‘Meri Bhavya Life’, shares,

“Now that I live away from home while shooting for Meri Bhavya Life, I’ve come to cherish my mother’s quiet strength in a way I never fully understood before. The show is all about self-worth and finding strength in who you are, and it constantly reminds me of the most powerful gift my mother ever gave me – the confidence to be myself, independent of how I looked, dressed, or was perceived by the world. She raised me to know my worth without needing validation. She’s made me strong headed, emotionally aware, and intelligent. That is what gives me the courage to try new things, to take risks, and to hold my ground, even when things get tough. And that’s exactly what I hope young girls take away from Meri Bhavya Life. This Mother’s Day, I want to celebrate every woman who is the heartbeat of her family. May we never take for granted the extraordinary women who shape us with their belief in who we can become — they are the heartbeats of our families and the pillars of our lives. Happy Mother’s Day.”

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