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x @suta_bombay “Convention tells you: grow up, get married, then have children. But I still remember being in high school, watching Sushmita Sen on TV, winning her court case and adopting a child. That moment changed me. For the first time, I could dissociate marriage from motherhood.” shares @sahithyajagannathan ❤️ “While my friends dreamed of weddings, I never did. But I always dreamed of being a mother. At three, I told my mother I’d have a boy and a girl. Their names kept changing— Tom-thumb and Thumbelina, Noddy and someone else - but the dream remained. When it was my turn, I realised I didn’t necessarily want marriage. I wanted partnership, commitment, family—but on my terms I chose to be a happily unmarried mother in a long-term committed live -in relationship. Society didn’t get it. But the people who matter to me get it and it’s what I Chose for myself. It’s time women write their own scripts. Law and society will catch up. What’s it like to mother twins? There’s no manual for the magic or madness. They feel each other’s pain. They defend each other against me. It’s intense. Beautiful. Exhausting. I train at the gym to carry them—30 extra kilos—because I want to carry them for as long as I can. No one warns you about being puked into your mouth or being peed on mid-change, by the way. Motherhood, for me, came with breastfeeding for over two years—not because I had to, but because I chose to. It disrupted life. But it was an investment in their health. I had to unlearn the model I grew up with—of mothers who disappeared into their roles. I watched my own mother give up so much of herself. And I was doing it too. Almost four years in, I’m learning to come back to myself. Because being a mother is a beautiful part of me—but it’s still just one part of me. And I deserve to nurture all of me.” #motherhoodreimagined #suta #mommyshotsbyamrita #mothersday #campaign #2025 #strong #empowering #journey

Phoolon ka Guldastaa sab laate hain…Hum laaye hai Guldasta Saree! 🌺 Kyunki maa deserves more than just flowers Comment “Guldastaa” for the direct purchase link 🔗 #suta #sutabombay #mothersday #gift #shopnow #women #motherhood

This Mother’s Day, we honor not only the mothers who raised us, but also the motherland that shelters us, and the brave souls who protect her. May she always be safe, and may her guardians walk with pride.❤❤❤ #india

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT SUTA??? Sewing up something big... 🎉💥 Our 15th store is opening soon in Bangalore! Bangalore, are you ready for your dose of saree magic? 🌟 Come experience the sparkle, style, and all the Suta vibes in person! 💫✨ #Sutastore #sutasarees #bangalore #storeopening #store #visit

x @suta_bombay “For someone who crafted a world of intention and certainity, I was unprepared for how fragile the journey to motherhood would feel” shares @vaishali_vasikaran ❤️ “Infertility was something I had only heard of in passing—like a storm that hits faraway lands. You never think it’ll find its way to your doorstep. Motherhood was always part of the plan, but never urgent. As an architect, I spent my years designing spaces and building a future I could be proud of. I had dreams to chase - building a design firm, a home to call my own, flights to board and cities to fall in love with. Getting pregnant, I assumed would be the easiest thing to do. Infertility stole things from me that I thought were solid—My sense of self. My faith in my body. My joy. My voice. I carried guilt like a second skin. Days I hated my body for failing me. Nights I cried myself to sleep wondering if I’d ever feel whole again. No one warns you about the wait—The cycle of hope and heartbreak that arrives month after month like clockwork. No one prepares you for the tests, the needles, the scans, the questions that feel like accusations. No one talks about the fear that creeps in at 3 AM, the tears you hide in the bathroom sink. Those four years became a journey that marked me in ways I never anticipated. But slowly, with time and the support of communities who understood the struggle of becoming parents and through love, I began to heal. I slowly stitched myself back together and found solace in simple joys - painting, baking, exercising - finding moments of peace that helped me navigate the heaviness of this journey. Slowly, I began to hope again—gently, cautiously. And today… I hold my baby in my arms. It still feels surreal. Like magic, almost. This journey has shaped me in the deepest way. I am a stronger mother, a more patient mother, and I love more deeply than I ever thought possible.” (Contd. in caption)

x @suta_bombay "Everything that feels known or prepared for, constantly surprises with what life throws. But I became a warrior in this journey—not giving up, wanting to be better, do better, to create a better world for her—my daughter." shares @poojasrinivasaraja ❤️ "Being a single mother, there was a phase of longing for external validation. People came up with so many questions—"Have you tried this? That?" "Maybe you could’ve done this better?" It was tiring. Everyone's motherhood journey comes with its own set of challenges. For me, to be a mother at 22 and a single mother at 25 - that was something else. In 2018, Postpartum Depression hit hard - a tough and lonely journey. A silent struggle - no idea if help was needed or where to find it. The path still isn’t always clear, but with time, I told myself—I won’t give up. Becoming a parent wasn’t just biology—it was intention. It wasn’t “what’s next”—it was “what feels right.” Meant being ready to lose parts of oneself and still choosing to rebuild. Raising a child not out of duty, but out of conscious decision. One of the important phases and needs, was to unlearn the idea that motherhood comes naturally—because sometimes, it didn’t. Figured it out, messed up, cried in the bathroom, and tried again. Had to also unlearn the myth that mothers don’t break and we’re wired to do it all. We’re not. Being a mother or parent doesn’t mean having a superpower or knowing it all. Still human—trying to figure things out. Making mistakes. Tired from juggling roles. Failing, learning. That side needs to be shown to kids. They shouldn’t feel like we know it all. That’s where problems begin — on both sides. Independent motherhood means choosing not just to be a mother but to be oneself while mothering. Building a life where both mother and daughter thrive. Not shrinking for her to shine. Not burying dreams under responsibilities. That’s the life she deserves. That’s the role model she sees. I anchor her with love and lift our sails with courage. There’s no manual. Just instinct, grace, and failing forward. I’ve learned I don’t have to pick—strength or softness. I get to be both.And that’s where the magic is.”

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When Maa says, “Mujhe kuch nahi chahiye, Iski kya zarurat thi?” but you don’t listen and still get her gifts!!! 🌸 Gifts that she loves!! LIKE this ‘Their Phool’ by Suta is a love letter in zari 💌 ❤️ The red is her fierce love 💜 The lavender is her calm 🌺 And the flowers… for every time she bloomed for others before herself This time, gift her what she never asked for but always deserved ✨ Shop for maa. Because maa toh maa hoti hai 🤍 💬 Comment “their phool” to get a direct purchase link! 🛍️ (Suta Saree, Mother’s Day, Mother’s Love, Saree for Maa, Maa ke liye Suta)

x @suta_bombay "The second I knew I was pregnant; I built a whole version of the mother I thought I’d be. No screen time. No sugar. No processed food. Gentle parenting. I had it all mapped out. But once the child arrived, I had to let go of everything. And I realised—motherhood isn’t about control. It’s about moulding yourself around the person your child is." shares @disha.madan ❤️ "I wanted to have both my babies early. I didn’t want a long gap. I wanted to bounce back into business, and I was clear. Shashank stood by me saying: “Your body. If you’re ready, I’m ready.” I never felt the need to reason out my choices, because the moment you start doing that, it feels like you’re doing something wrong, it’s hurting you and your conscience. I just kept doing what I needed to do. And the right people—they understood. They cheered me on. With Vian, I tried for a natural birth. But my water dropped drastically. His heartbeat went absolutely crazy. It was beating at 140 and dropped to 70 in just 30 seconds. We instantly knew the baby was under stress. The immediate, smart, practical move was to wheel me in for an emergency C-section. By the end of the day, when the delivery was happening, all we wanted was to come back really safe from the operating room. That’s the only thing that ran through everyone’s head. I’m not going to lie—I cried a lot before being wheeled in. With Avira, I thought I’d try the VBAC. But life dealt me different cards. The cord was around her neck, so it was a C-section again. We went in around 8 a.m and she was out in 20 minutes. By 9 a.m, I was back in the room and my whole family was just overjoyed to welcome her. We women—we are built for this. For those who choose it, we hold the strength to bring life into this world. But we need support. Mentally, you need your people. Physically—it’s all YOU” #motherhoodreimagined #suta #mommyshotsbyamrita #csectionmoms #pregnancyjourney #dishamadan #mothersday #campaign #2025

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🎨 Bhubaneswar, get ready to paint your blouse with us like never before! 🌟 Join us on for an exclusive Pattachitra blouse-painting workshop with real artists! 👗✨ 📅: 18th May 2025 🕐: 4:00 - 6:00 PM 📍Suta, 1st floor, Ashwini Wellness, M73, Samanta Vihar, Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar, Odisha 751016 Come solo or bring your friends & family! This is your paint, giggle, spill, repeat kinda day. 💫 Limited seats‼Don’t miss out! 📲 Register now (link in bio) #sutaworkshop #suta #workshop #registernow #hurry now #limitedseats

x @suta_bombay “People often ask me, “Why did you choose to have a baby at 40?” “For someone who never envisioned entrepreneurship in her life plan, becoming an entrepreneur and succeeding was monumental. I became engrossed in chasing more work & more success. Ten years into my marriage, the thought of having a child hadn’t crossed our minds. Then came a turning point—a near-death experience due to dengue. It compelled me to reevaluate my life choices. I remembered that once upon a time, I dreamt of having four kids. Now, I was questioning if I could even have one. My husband and I realized that if we didn’t act now, we might never have the chance. During this journey, I had the need to justify my decision to have a baby at 40, especially to my family. There are misconceptions about late pregnancies being risky or selfish. But I wish people understood that with good health and fitness—physically, mentally, and emotionally—a late pregnancy doesn’t have to be daunting. Before motherhood, I had the freedom to explore myself fully, embark on spontaneous adventures, and the space to make mistakes without little eyes watching. That time was invaluable in shaping who I am today. I believe that if I maintain good health, I can focus on my career when I want to and have a baby a little later in life” #motherhoodreimagined #suta #mommyshotsbyamrita #poweful #journey #mothersdaycampaign #2025

She didn’t ask for much. Just that you call when you reach 📞. Eat on time 🍽️. Sleep well 🛏️. Take care of yourself 💖. She loved in ways that didn’t need saying, By saving the last piece of mango for you 🥭. By sitting up when you had a cold 🤒. By pretending she wasn’t tired, just so you’d rest 💕. Every maa has her own way of saying “I love you” 💞. And somehow… they all sound the same, familiar, soft, & a lot caring 🥰. Let’s fill this comment section with her voice !!👇🏻 (Suta Bombay, Mothers Day, Mothers Love)

x @suta_bombay “Motherhood cannot come with a vision board because they say when you make plans, God laughs! And I have lived that.” shares @pooja_and_norah ❤️ “I had a miscarriage, and then I was pregnant with Nora. I was on complete bed rest because I had an incompetent cervix. Nora was born prematurely in the seventh month. We didn’t know she had Down syndrome — it was a birth diagnosis. She shattered every belief I had before her. I call her my God, like how they have Before Christ and After Christ; for me, it’s Before Nora and After Nora because life has changed that much. A new person was born. Everything I held important felt negligible. Maybe I needed that. I believe parents are chosen by the child. Maybe she knew I needed her. In the beginning, we were shocked. I went through the same emotions — why me, why is everyone’s life normal and mine not? I started to question God, but slowly, I started seeing life differently. I had the darkest thoughts, and she must have witnessed all of them, yet all I got was love. She taught me unconditional love. I tried to stay away from her, but as an anchor to our relationship, she built the connection. She’s most definitely stronger than me. I needed to learn, and she came to teach. I went into therapy and sought support from my family, allowing myself to feel the dark, taking one day at a time. Slowly, it turned into gratitude, then joy. I’d ask her for forgiveness for not understanding. She’s more patient with me than I’ve been with her. Her emotional maturity is her excellence. So, I got the opportunity to redefine life and go into a problem-solving mode. There is nothing that you know; differences are just that – differences. And that is why there is nothing alike around you. The key is acceptance — that this is a different life. She has her differences; that is what she brings into my life and the world. She’s here to make that change. There’s no map for this. Motherhood is messy and imperfect. You can’t put it in a box. You live it day by day. It’s been a metamorphosis for me. I find my strength in vulnerability. But now I know: “When you know better, you do better.”“

x @suta_bombay “All my friends would say ‘Engineer, doctor, computer scientist’ etc, and I would just say ‘mom’. From before I can even remember, I’ve always always wanted to be a mother. When anyone asked me what I wanted to do in life, or what my ambitions and goals were, I would say “to be a mother” We had a dress up day at the end of high school - where we were supposed to dress up as ourselves, 10 years down the line, and I went with a helmet under my shirt, basically pregnant. Motherhood for me is learning to be both a shelter and a launchpad—nurturing their spirits while helping them become their own little people. It’s not perfection; it’s presence. Something I wish people understood better is the constant, around-the-clock need—being everything to someone, all the time. The lack of personal space, the emotional and mental load—it’s exhausting in ways that are hard to explain, even though it’s filled with love. Choice in the context of becoming a parent, to me, is having the freedom to decide what’s best for your child without pressure or judgment. It’s understanding that there’s no one-size-fits-all way to parent—and that what works for one family, or even one child, might not work for another. It’s about trusting yourself to make those calls. Something I had to really unlearn, was the idea that being a good mom means constantly putting myself last. I used to think that was noble, but I’m learning that looking after myself—my mind, my goals, even just getting a bit of rest—isn’t selfish, it’s necessary. My kids don’t need a worn-out version of me; they need a happy, healthy one. It took a whole lot of mental strength to trust that my body would provide for my child—both during pregnancy and beyond. But it also meant learning to recognise and accept my body’s limits, and knowing when to turn to science for support. There’s power in that balance: trusting your body while embracing the help it needs”

The countdown has begun! ⏳ In just ONE month, Suta is dropping not one, but TWO epic locations! 😱 We’ve already revealed our first location, and now it’s time to spill the next: Pune, here we come! 💃 But wait… the real mystery? Where in Pune⁉ Guess the exact spot where we’re setting up our second store if you guessed it right... 💖 GET A CHANCE TO BE THE CHIEF GUEST & CUT THE RIBBON WITH US! 💖 💌 Feeling lucky? Drop your guesses in the comments below! 🔥 The drama, the suspense, and the thrill are just getting started... 😏 #sutabombay #suta #sutasarees #shopnow #store #launch #registernow‼️ #register