Mom Tane Nai Samjay is a 2025Gujarati family drama [2] directed by Dharmessh Mehta [3][4] and written by Radheshyam. It stars Rashami Desai[5]Amar Upadhyay and others . The film is produced by Diya Nahar, Chee Tang Joo [6] and Co Produced by Harit Desai.
Set in London, this emotional drama follows the life of Aashka and Kunal, a couple who strive to uphold Indian culture while raising their children. Aashka sacrifices her career to care for their growing family, focusing on their children Meera (alias Merry) and Kabir. As the children grow up, Meera embraces a modern lifestyle of late-night parties and multiple relationships, while Kabir pursues dreams of becoming a successful businessman. Meanwhile, Kunal becomes increasingly preoccupied with his business, leaving Aashka feeling neglected and undervalued. Tensions escalate when Aashka feels alienated from her family, prompting her to leave home. She finds solace with students who lack maternal love, transforming their chaotic household into a nurturing environment. As Aashka's absence reveals the vital role she played in their lives, Kunal and the children realize their mistake and seek to reconcile. Through heartfelt conversations, they acknowledge the irreplaceable value of a mother's love and support. Ultimately, the family learns to appreciate and respect Aashka's sacrifices, welcoming her back home with newfound understanding and appreciation for her unwavering dedication.
The announcement of the release date and official poster appeared on December 3, 2024. The teaser of the film released on December 10, 2024, and the official trailer was released on December 23, 2024. The film was released on January 10, 2025.[8][9] After a successful hit the movie premiered on ShemarooMe and OTTplay on 24 July 2025. [10][11]
Reception
Kanksha Vasavada from The Times of India rated it 3.5 stars out of 5, calling it "a simple yet impactful film with strong performances." She praised the film's relatable storytelling, powerful dialogues, and emotional depth, particularly highlighting Rashami Desai's splendid performance as Aashka. While she noted the first half was slightly slow, the engaging second half and touching climax compensated, making it a heartfelt watch for families.[12] Praneet Samaiya of Cine-tales rated it 4 out of 5 and praised story, direction and acting.[13] The film celebrated 50 days in cinemas and 11th week running successfully.
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