Ayushmann Khurrana shares sweet moment with mother after Pati Patni Aur Woh Do release

Actor Ayushmann Khurrana shared an emotional moment with his mother on social media as his latest film Pati Patni Aur Woh Do released in cinemas on May 15. The actor posted photographs with his mother, Poonam Khurrana, while also reflecting on her emotional reaction after watching the film.

In one of the pictures shared online, Ayushmann’s mother is seen hugging him and kissing him on the forehead. Another image showed the actor standing near a large billboard of the film while flashing a victory sign. The actor appeared to be celebrating the release day with family members amid the film’s theatrical launch.

Along with the pictures, Ayushmann revealed that his mother became emotional after watching the movie. Sharing her reaction, the actor wrote that she “laughed a lot after a long time after watching.” He further added that she said, “Agar Papa hote to…”

The post quickly gained attention across social media platforms, with fans reacting emotionally to the actor’s caption and the bond shared between him and his mother. Several users also remembered Ayushmann’s father, astrologer and author P Khurrana, who passed away in 2023 after battling health complications.

The actor has often spoken publicly about the influence his parents have had on his personal life and career journey. His latest post once again brought focus to the emotional support he continues to receive from his family during important milestones.

Meanwhile, Pati Patni Aur Woh Do opened in cinemas on Thursday. Directed by Mudassar Aziz, the film is described as a situational comedy revolving around relationships, confusion and a chain of chaotic incidents. The movie is aimed at family audiences and blends humour with emotional moments.

Initial audience reactions on social media have started surfacing shortly after the release. Several users on X described the film as a light hearted entertainer suitable for family viewing. Clips and audience reactions from theatres have also been circulating online since morning shows began in multiple cities.