Mother’s Day: Here’s a Short Film That Will Make You Wanna Call Mom Right Away
Can mothers ever be thanked enough? No, and can the writer please stop asking these rhetorical questions.
But Meri Maa, a composition by Tarannum Malik and Abhinay Entertainment succeeds in offering a small, heartfelt tribute to all the mothers of the world.
In a lovely way, it shows the special relationship a mother and daughter share. And how our pyaari mummas make countless sacrifices day in and day out, just to provide us with the very best.
Guaranteed: This song will touch your heart and make you wanna call your mum right away.
Credits:
Directed by - Darsh Limbaskar
Starring - Poonam Alok Ingale, Anairaa Hitesh Agarwal, Aayra Saraf, Abhinay Jain, Tarannum Mallik, Sanchita Agarwal
Singer /composer - Tarannum Mallik
Lyrics - Abhinay, Farhan Memon
Music Producer - Abhinay Jain
Mixed by - chakir Hussain
Mix and mastered by - Umar Sheikh
Recorded by - Saikat sarkar
Recorded At - Paresh Studio, Andheri
Dop - Ajit Dhamapurkar, Alok Ingale
Editor - Abhishek Panchal
Make Up - Nilesh More
Special thanks: Trupti Bhoir; Satish Chakravarthy
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