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SYNOPSIS
Devki is a loving wife, and a mother of two beautiful daughters, she seemingly has a perfect happy family. Yet, somehow the true happiness of being a mother eludes her. Arya, a sensitive girl cannot accept Devki and her love wholeheartedly. Arya believes, a daughter comes into a mother’s life, but a mother does not enter the life of a daughter. Devki patiently waits for Arya’s love and acceptance as she believes only a mother can truly understand the silence of her child.
An unfortunate incident further distances Arya and Devki, to a point of no return. In such a situation a mother has to make a choice not between what is wrong or right but between what is wrong and very wrong.
What will Devki do in such a situation? Will she fight for her daughters love knowing the consequences she may have to face? What will a woman do when she is challenged?
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BMS Reviewer
Verdict: Sridevi continues her streak as a kickass Mom. Like one of the dialogues in the movie, someone truly said that God cannot be everywhere, so he created mothers. Mom, the movie, is a depiction of a mother's love towards her kids and how she can go great lengths in order to protect them. Sridevi []...
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The Times of India
In her 300th landmark movie (coincidentally produced by her husband Boney Kapoor) Sri demonstrates why she is the high-priestess of desi cinema. Here she turns in a captivating performance; happiness, helplessness, vendetta and victory, she walks you through the entire gamut of emotions with panache.
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NDTV
Not always an easy watch - it isn`t meant to be - MOM wields a heavy mallet, but it does so with purpose, precision and panache.
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Hindustan Times
Its been five years since we saw Sridevi nailing it in English Vinglish (2012). Though she has made a stunning comeback with Mom, I still believe its Nawazuddin Siddiqui who scores here.
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Rajeev Masand
In Mom, her first Hindi film since 2012s English Vinglish, Sridevi isnt merely expected to do the bulk of dramatic lifting, shes required to pretty much distract you from noticing the films many problems, including the gaping script holes, the flawed ideology, and the fact that youve seen this movie before. Many times actually.
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