As the mother of Gopi, Mona, and Khush, Charu's memory lingers in the family's everyday life, leaving an indelible mark on their emotional landscape. Charu's Gujarati heritage and her connection with her daughters through their shared cultural identity are evident through her interactions with them in flashbacks and her influence on their lives after her death. Her absence serves as a catalyst for the family's evolving dynamics, triggering grief, introspection, and the reconfiguration of roles within the household. Charu's enduring influence underscores the intricate interplay of heritage, relationships, and the profound impact of a mother's presence even in her absence.