Mumbai: Mother’s Day is being celebrated on May 12 all over the world. On this occasion, everyone is seen posting on social media with their mother. Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt remembered his mother and actress Nargis on Mother’s Day. has also shared an emotional post.

Sanjay Dutt has shared his mother’s photo on Instagram. He also wrote in the post that I am wishing a happy Mother’s Day to the woman who taught me to love unconditionally and to live life with kindness. Your spirit is always alive in my heart, the love I carry with me. Mom… Thank you for everything, love you.

Nargis started her career as a child artist in 1935 with Talash-e-Haqq. Due to this, she appeared in many films and became one of the greatest actresses of her time. Nargis left this world on May 3, 1981, four days before the release of Sanjay Dutt’s debut film Rocky. He was suffering from a deadly disease like cancer.

Bollywood actress Saira Bano Khan has shared a post on her Instagram. In this, he has shared 8 pictures of his mother. In some of them, she is seen posing with Naseem Bano. That is why only Naseem Bano is seen in many. He has also written a long note along with these photos.

Saira Bano has written that my dear mother has overseen my entire existence in a beautiful world. I am indebted to Allah for what He has given me in life. We were a family of 4, my grandmother Shamshad Abdul Waheed Khan, her sister Khursheed Begum, Appaji and my brother Sultan Ahmed.

Saira further wrote that I am talking about the angelic face Naseem Bano ji, the first female superstar, who started her grand series of accolades with the historic invitation of Sohrab Modi. where she played the role of Rani Noor Jahan. I remember greats like Dilip Sahab and Amitabh Bachchan, when asked about the most beautiful woman, they clearly named Appaji.

The actress further wrote that at the tender age of 16, my mother had to take on the role of taking care of the family and this trend continued throughout her life. He did a wonderful job everywhere and taught me and my brother in day schools in London and after finishing school we came back to Bombay and wanted to do films instead of studying further. He always emphasized our indigenous roots. We traveled all over the world, but spent most of our vacations in Bombay and Delhi to stay true to our traditions.