The world celebrated the Mother’s Day recently and social media networks were flooded with posts talking about the love and affection that mothers give to their kids and also about the sacrifices which are made by them in order to give their kids a good life. However, there is one thing which separate the desi moms from the foreign mothers and that is Maa Ki Maar (beating by mother).
In some western countries, beating a kid by parents is also a crime while in some Asian countries such as India, Pakistan, etc., parents consider it their right to beat their kid because they follow the saying, “Spare the rod, spoil the kid”. Nowadays, many experts talk about the negative effects of beating the children but the kids of 90s have a good experience of getting beaten by their mothers.
The mothers of 90s used not only their hands for beating their kids but many other items such as slippers, umbrella, cloth hangers, comb, kitchen stuffs, etc.
Recently a Twitter user shared the photos of items which were used by the mothers for beating kids and asked, “आपकी मम्मी का पसंदीदा हथियार कौन सा है? बचपन मे माँ की मार सबको पड़ी है.” (Which is your mother’s favourite weapon? Everyone must have got beaten by mother during childhood.)
आपकी मम्मी का पसंदीदा हथियार कौन सा है?
बचपन मे माँ की मार सबको पड़ी है.#BeHonest 😅#MothersDayQuiz pic.twitter.com/0cbhtOrati
— Dipanshu Kabra (@ipskabra) May 9, 2021
Soon Twitterati started reacting and talking about the item or weapon used by their mother for beating them. These tweets are damn relatable:
#1
Ek kam hai ji … chimta pic.twitter.com/fQCnYCLzeQ
— Dr. Rohit Saxena 🇮🇳 ( Modi ka Pariwar ) (@merohittsaxena) May 9, 2021
#2
ख़ामोशी, दो दिन तक बात नहीं करना, बहुत दर्द है इस मार में
— Sanjay Bragta (@SanjayBragta) May 9, 2021
#3
Meri maa ki ankhein hi bahut thi
— Meenakshi Joshi (@IMinakshiJoshi) May 9, 2021
#4
समय के हिसाब से हथियार बदलते थे ..😀😀
— Shobhna Yadav (@ShobhnaYadava) May 9, 2021
#5
Comb in my case… don't know why seriously
— Kishan🔜 (@KishanNathani7) May 10, 2021
#6
All of them Sir…jo bhi paas hota tha, wahi use hota tha…and we were twins,
— Mandy Singh… (@surdystough) May 9, 2021
#7
For Bengalis in the early 90's, with less electrification in rural areas, this weapon was like AK-47 for all the Mothers.😊😊😊 pic.twitter.com/URPpbOcuKd
— Abir Chanda (@AbirChanda9) May 9, 2021
#8
Me go to others option __electricity wire.
मैं तो बिजली की तार से पिटता था। बाकी तो बेकार हथियार थे।— Mukesh Pandey (@MukeshPandeySG) May 9, 2021
#9
Gola laathi is missing sir. Wohi tha
— Seema Sindhu (@SeemaSindhu) May 9, 2021
#10
https://twitter.com/meeenakshivatsa/status/1391616951269543936
#11
"Jo marzi karo, mujhse mat poocho"
— Tanvi Vij (@tanvivij92) May 9, 2021
#12
इनमे से कोई नही वो था चूल्हा फूंकने वाला फूंकनी पतले लोहे का बड़ा ही स्लिम हुआ करता था।
— Rakesh Kumar (@kumar_advRakesh) May 10, 2021
#13
भाई कपड़े धौण आली #थापी न तो भूल ए ग्या??😊😊😊😊😊
— 🌹🕸️Biological Monkk 🇮🇳🐯 (@IamBIOlogist) May 11, 2021
#14
Ye milta tha.. galati krne par aur dusre ka bhi gussa ka nidan bhi hota tha..❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/vMaxS6EpLR
— Harsh Ranjan 🇮🇳 (@Hranjan5Harsh) May 10, 2021
#15
Where is badminton racket https://t.co/2qHDrEpGCY
— kingsking🇮🇳 (@RoshanS56300773) May 10, 2021
The kids of today must be unaware of Maa Ki Maar but if you have experienced it, do let us know what you feel about it now and which all weapons your mother used.
