Mother’s Day at EuroKids is more than just a celebration it’s a meaningful occasion to help children understand the importance of appreciation and emotional connection. By involving mothers in classroom activities, EuroKids aims to strengthen relationships while promoting values like gratitude, empathy, and affection in children from a young age. Such occasions also give children an opportunity to express themselves in joyful, creative ways, building confidence while making lasting memories with their loved ones.

The day featured a series of joyful, hands-on activities designed to deepen the bond between mothers and toddlers. A lively music and movement session had them singing, dancing, and playing instruments together. Families enjoyed a fun-filled day out at a nearby park with games like lemon spoon races, painting, and ball games. Indoors, they decorated heart-shaped puzzle pieces as keepsakes, encouraging teamwork and creativity. A pretend play area let them dress up as doctors, firefighters, and princesses, sparking imagination and emotional expression. The celebrations concluded with a vibrant art and craft session, where moms and kids painted, drew, and created together—making memories while supporting early learning and development.

KVS Seshasai, CEO,Pre-K Division, Lighthouse Learning (EuroKids), shared his thoughts on the celebration: “At EuroKids, we believe that a child’s first and most powerful connection is with their mother. Celebrating this bond in a meaningful way not only honours our wonderful parents but also enables children to explore concepts like love, gratitude, and empathy through collaborative play and reflection with their mothers, it strengthens not only their emotional quotient but their cognitive abilities too.. Events like these foster deeper understanding, strengthen relationships, and contribute to the holistic growth we champion at EuroKids.”

Sadhna Bhatia, Centre Head, EuroKids Survey Park, Santoshpur, Kolkata: EuroKids Survey Park hosted a heartwarming and fun-filled Mother’s Day celebration, creating a nostalgic journey for all moms present. From blowing balloons to singing songs and playing childhood-inspired games, the mothers re-lived their school days in a classroom-like atmosphere—this time, joined by their little ones. The highlight was a delightful performance by children, followed by a touching moment where each child presented a hand-coloured card to their mom, sparkling smiles and happy tears. The event concluded with refreshments and a thoughtful goodie bag for the children, making it a memorable celebration of love, laughter, and togetherness.

Bengaluru, 12th May 2025: In the warmth of the kitchen, among simmering spices and familiar smells, lies a silent legacy. One that mothers across generations have passed down in quiet gestures & whispered lessons. This Mother’s Day, Godrej Yummiez, in collaboration with Godrej Vikhroli Cucina, the culinary owned media property of Godrej Industries Group, launches a poignant short film featuring Chef Amrita Raichand, spotlighting the enduring power of a mother’s advice. 

“Lessons from her kitchen” captures Chef Amrita cooking up a plate of Godrej Yummiez Chicken Kababs, but this is not just a recipe video and what simmers is more than just food. It’s a cookbook for life, not the kind that’s scribbled in diaries or taught in schools, but the kind that’s passed down from heart to hand, pan to plate, generation to generation. 

As the kebabs sizzle, Chef shares six timeless lessons from her mother, each one a quiet compass for today’s noisy world:

·         Lesson 1: “Take only what you need…Whether it’s in the kitchen… or in life. Wanting more than you need? It only leaves you unsatisfied.”

In an age of more, she taught us the grace of enough. In today’s digital age, that 6×3 screen dictates our desires and defines what a “good life” looks like. And we often forget that most people on the internet have everything we can see, and none of what we can’t. Whether in the kitchen or in life, she showed us that contentment is not about having it all but about recognizing when you already do. 

·         Lesson 2: “Let it warm up-slowly, steadily. Just like she let me…Not everything is instant”

A reminder that good things take time.

In a world obsessed with instant fixes and glorified fast lives, her patience was revolutionary. Just like a pan that needs to heat gradually before it’s ready, so do people. This advice offers a powerful counter to hustle culture: slow is not always lazy; slow can be deliberate.

·         Lesson 3: “Add kindness generously. Not the kind that expects anything in return.”

‘Be kind’ is such a simple directive, yet everything that life has thrown at us in the recent years has made it feel naive. Cynicism became a natural response, and then dystopian media made it “cool”. In a world where self-interest often drowns out empathy, being kind isn’t always simple; But it “makes everything Brighter”. This lesson urges us to remember that kindness nourishes the giver just as much as the receiver. 

·         Lesson 4: “Give them space…Don’t poke too much even people need time to find their flavour.”
A reminder to trust the process.

From IMs (instant messaging) to DMs (direct messaging), trust is now measured in reply times, and double clicks, in last seen, and seen zones. Hyper-connectivity has quietly evolved into a form of emotional micromanagement. What began as a way to find peace of mind, now often chips away at it. Her advice offers clarity; Whether raising children, leading teams, or building relationships, constant interference clouds both growth and trust. Just like food, people need time to grow, to respond, to reveal their true flavour. 

·         Lesson 5: “Add a bit of zest… Life’s too precious to be plain.”

A reminder to make room for joy.
Amidst to-do lists and tight schedules, she taught us the importance of a surprise, a splash of lemon, a burst of laughter. It’s the unmeasured, unexpected things that often leave the deepest flavour. 

·         Lesson 6: “Always garnish with love… The generous, no-measuring kind.”
How many calls, how many messages, how much effort; We’ve turned affection into a checklist. In trying to prove love, we’ve forgotten how to simply give it. Her wisdom is a quiet rebellion against all that. In the kitchen and in life, she never measured love. This lesson calls us back to a kind of love that is uncalculated, wholehearted, and freely given. Because what truly nourishes us was never meant to be rationed.

“At Godrej Vikhroli Cucina, we’ve always believed that food is more than just what’s on the plate, it’s a cauldron for stories, culture, and values. At a time when conversations around lived childhood experiences are reshaping how we view parenting, this film is a reminder that amidst all that needs unlearning, some wisdom still stands the test of time. Because in the long run, mother always knows best.”, said Sujit Patil, Chief Communication Officer, Godrej Industries Group. 

Speaking about the campaign, Anushree Dewen, Head of Marketing & Innovation, Godrej Foods Ltd., shared: “The kitchen has always been more than just a place where meals are prepared—it is where values are shared, memories are made, often in the simplest of gestures. Whether it was the early morning dabba lovingly packed by our moms or the late-night snack waiting after a long day, their quiet presence made everything easier. Today, through innovation at Godrej Foods Ltd, we strive to honour that spirit, making everyday meals convenient and full of care—so mothers across the nation can find a little more time for themselves while still nurturing everyone around them.” 

Commenting on the ideation, Anu Joseph, Co-Founder & Creative Vice-Chairman, Creativeland Asia, added:

“This campaign is a love letter to our mothers, and to everything they’ve taught us without ever sitting us down to teach. We wanted to capture the kind of guidance that lives in gestures, glances, and gut feelings, the kind that shapes who we are. In Amrita’s reflections, every viewer will find echoes of their own mother’s voice. It’s not just about food; it’s about the kind of wisdom that nourishes us long after the meal is over.”

This Mother’s Day, let us celebrate the women who continue to nourish us in more ways than we will ever know.

10^th May, 2025; Mumbai, India: In the hustle and bustle of today, we tend to forget the relationships that matter the most. Realising this emotional void, India’s most trusted fashion name, Siyaram’s, with its roots in tradition, brings out a touching Mother’s Day campaign called ‘A Mother’s Love – The Only Call That Matters.’ The film captures a simple reality: in a world racing against deadlines, the mother’s call is the one we cannot afford to miss.

Through real and emotionally grounded storytelling, the film highlights Siyaram’s enduring values, family, heritage, and meaningful connections that define who we are. A mother’s love may never make headlines, but it quietly holds generations together. The campaign’s core insight, recognising the forgotten emotional currency of a mother’s presence, was thoughtfully brought forward by Mr. Prashant Awasthi, AVP Marketing at Siyaram’s. 

Speaking about the film, Mr. Prashant Awasthi shared:

“At Siyaram’s, we think style is born out of depth of emotion, of character, of tradition. With this campaign, we wanted to highlight the unwavering love of mothers, whose strength tends to go unseen. ‘A Mother’s Love – The Only Call That Matters’ is a salute to their quiet strength and our way of reminding everyone to stop, think, and reconnect.”

Adding to this, Mr. Ketan Shivadekar, Creative Director, AGENCY09, said:

“When Mr. Prashant first shared the thought behind the film, we immediately connected with its emotional depth. As storytellers, our job was to bring that insight to life with honesty and simplicity. We wanted the film to feel real, because the love of a mother is the most authentic story of all.”

Rolling out across digital channels, the campaign encourages viewers to look at their own lives and share moments of reconnection via #TheOnlyCallThatMatters.

See the film here:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guUgaXjA7SE

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DJdeZMyyD5H/

Make this Mother’s day special with Rangriti.

Festive Charm

Make your mothers feel like the queen that they are with Rangriti’s light kurta sets printed in traditional designs in muslin and cotton lurex fabric. These kurta sets are an ideal choice to wear on festivities while adding a touch of style and elegance.

Casual Delight

Our stunning white cambric kurta set and chiffon dupatta with khadi print detail in dotted florals is a testament to a mother’s pure love. This outfit redefines casual elegance, making it wardrobe essential for a minimal but chic look.

Co-Ord Magic

Twin with your mom with Rangriti’s stunning floral print co-ord sets, designed in soft muslin fabric that features sequin embroidery around the neck, or our muslin co-ord set, inspired by the jaal pattern in the beautiful earthy tones, having intricate embroidery and coin neck detailing, both are fashionably coordinated for a perfect look.

The event was attended by more than 300 mothers Over 150 students from all the Wings participated in the celebration and the event was graced by the presence of Dr Saroj Suman Gulati, Director, Blue Bells Group of Schools. Also, the entire event was made possible because of the guidance and support of Ms Anshuka Aneja, Deputy Director, IT, Blue Bells Group of Schools.

The main aim of the function was to appreciate the role of a mother in a child’s life. Thus, the mothers were specially invited to witness a host of performances. These performances were pre-recorded by the enthusiastic students within the limitations of staying indoors.

Speaking on the occasion, the Vice Principal Arpita Acharya said: “The mother is the best gift to the child from God. Mother’s Day is a suitable occasion to honour her contribution towards bringing up the child. These celebrations are aligned to our objective of saluting their relentless efforts in bringing up their children.”

The mothers were entertained by myriad presentations by the juniors and seniors. Songs, dance performances and emotional messages by the children mesmerized the audience, as the children tried to put their best foot forward. All performances emphasized the truth that a mother’s love for her child compares to nothing else in the world.

The programme also had a set of fun-filled activities that were performed by the mother-child duo at home and were sent to the teachers for compilation. Mother’s day cards, messages and photographs all adorned the function.