Shefali Shah’s second directorial venture: Happy Birthday Mummyji

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Updated At : 01:01 PM Jul 17, 2021 IST

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Shefali Shah has left us smitten with her performances. She has now something beautiful to offer with Happy Birthday Mummyji, a story written and directed by her which portrays an emotional journey of a woman. The film marks the actress’ second directorial after Someday. Speaking about the short, Shefali says, “It’s a story of us, of everyone who is recognised by their relationships, family, home… A choice we happily make.”

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