SUPER NANI starts off with an NRI Mann (Sharman Joshi) teaching the value of 'Mother' to young candidates through the 'medium' of an interview. Even though he resides in the overseas, his heart is very much Indian and he understands the value of family, mother and most importantly, his 'Nani'. His 'Nani' Bharti Bhatia (Rekha) is a selfless lady who has only been sacrificing her life for the sake of her own family members, without sparing even an iota of a thought for herself. Her family consists of her superbusy business tycoon husband R.K. Bhatia (Randhir Kapoor), son Suketu (Rajesh Kumar) a wannabe share market expert who believes that 'There are indeed shortcuts to success and earning money'. Besides them, there's her daughter-in-law Aastha (Shreya Narayan) who holds sky high aspirations to become an actress, so much so that, when it comes to 'adjustments', she can even 'adjust' herself to act opposite a duplicate of Shah Rukh Khan, despite being promised the original. Lastly, there's her daughter Gargi (Anchal Dwivedi) who is loaded with ultra modern values and someone who will not even blink an eyelid before saying yes even to marry a man who is already in the process of undergoing a divorce and with two children. For her, even the concept of live-in relationship is more appealing and acceptable than her own mother's simple, traditional Indian values.
Super Nani (2014)SUPER NANI starts off with an NRI Mann (Sharman Joshi) teaching the value of 'Mother' to young candidates through the 'medium' of an interview. Even though he resides in the overseas, his heart is very much Indian and he understands the value of family, mother and most importantly, his 'Nani'. His 'Nani' Bharti Bhatia (Rekha) is a selfless lady who has only been sacrificing her life for the sake of her own family members, without sparing even an iota of a thought for herself. Her family consists of her superbusy business tycoon husband R.K. Bhatia (Randhir Kapoor), son Suketu (Rajesh Kumar) a wannabe share market expert who believes that 'There are indeed shortcuts to success and earning money'. Besides them, there's her daughter-in-law Aastha (Shreya Narayan) who holds sky high aspirations to become an actress, so much so that, when it comes to 'adjustments', she can even 'adjust' herself to act opposite a duplicate of Shah Rukh Khan, despite being promised the original. Lastly, there's her daughter Gargi (Anchal Dwivedi) who is loaded with ultra modern values and someone who will not even blink an eyelid before saying yes even to marry a man who is already in the process of undergoing a divorce and with two children. For her, even the concept of live-in relationship is more appealing and acceptable than her own mother's simple, traditional Indian values. .
