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WATCH: Darpan's Wow Moment with Mom Contest for Mother's Day

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 09 May, 2023 04:14 PM

Hurry Up!! Mother's Day is this Sunday, May 14th.

Be a part of Darpan's 'Wow moment with Mom' Contest. Pamper your dearest Mother by taking her out for a movie.

Check out the contest rules below:

Step 1: Follow/Tag/Share our Insta handle @darpanmagazine

Step 2: Share a pic of you and your mother at your favourite vacation destination or any other wow moment in the comments section below

Step 3: Winners with the best photo with Mom will be announced Monday, May 15th.

2 Lucky winners will get 2 movie passes courtesy of Landmark Cinemas.

Happy Mother's Day to all the Mom's out there

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