Kajol’s Helicopter Eela Is An Sweet Take On A Mother-Child Relationship

Helicopter Eela is a slice-of-life film, starring Kajol and Riddhi Sen in lead roles. Produced by Ajay Devgn and Jayantilal Gada, the film is quite a realistic approach to the relationship of a mother with her children.

Helicopter Eela showcases a mother’s endearment and sacrifices for her little ones, and how kids respond to these emotions at different stages of their life. What will appeal to the audience most about the film is the simplicity of the message in it.

The trailer that came out earlier this week showed us a small glimpse of this amusing that parents and children share on a daily basis. In case you missed it, take a look at it here:

Eela’s question to her son, ‘Who do you love more – your mother or your phone?’ or ‘Do I embarrass you in front of your friends?’ will definitely leave us nostalgic about our own mothers.

Happy to direct a film starring the incomparable, Kajol and National-Award winning youngster, Riddhi Sen, Director Pradeep Sarkar said,

“Kajol is a pleasure to work with. She just owns a character and makes it so real. As for Riddhi, well I am glad he is a part of this delightful drama. The film works on two levels. It showcases a mother’s supreme sacrifice for her child. But, more importantly, it also showcases how a child is actually the parent of man. Riddhi is the one who shows Kajol how to take her own life forward. Gen-Now believes in making their parents independent. Helicopter Eela has two facets of life that will hold a mirror to society.”

The essence of Helicopter Eela is in the countless banter that moms get into with her children, her constant plea to her kids to spend some time with her, the never-ending embarrassment, being annoyed at, and arguments full of smiles, laughter, and tears, and the sentiments that a mother-child share in between them.