The epitome of grace and sophistication single-handedly juggled the matters of the nation while being a full-time homemaker and also raised a trio of confident leaders to follow her footsteps: Bilawal, Asifa and Bakhtawar.

Admitting to being a strict mom, she is known for competently balancing her work and home. Now a granny, she is proud of her daughters for being capable mothers themselves.

The first ever Pakistani to grab an Oscar, Chinoy revealed in an interview to Huffington Post that it’s the joy of motherhood that has motivated her to work hard. Her daughter Amelia is her strength and she wants her child to live in a better Pakistan.

Who is not in awe of Mahira Khan?

The diva has won the hearts of the subcontinent, but her heart belongs to her adorable son Azlan. The doting mother revealed in an interview to Express Tribune that she scribbles down loving letters to her son every day just in case she dies an early death.

Shaista Lodhi has experienced some big, nasty tragedies in life.

Once a queen of morning shows, the single-doctor mom surfaced as a stronger person out of all the ordeals, just to take care of two sons and a daughter in the process.

The celebrated mistress of spices, Zubaida Tariq is a permanent household name in the nation.

Imagine how efficient she would be herself as home-maker?

She truly sets as standard when it comes to being an inspiration to all women and being a mommy superhero to two children. Now flourishing in their lives, her son and daughter give credit to Mama Tariq for being the women behind their success.

An actress, a television, a make-up artist and now a politician, Odho is celebrity mom to seven children and believes that children are not a hindrance for her career-driven personality, but in fact, being a mom makes her feel strong from within.

The subcontinent’s evergreen pop singing sensation, Nazia Hassan died just two years after she was blessed with the joy of parenting of her son, Aariz. A philanthropist at heart, she was awarded an honorary Ph.D. by Richmond University for her social services fourteen years after her demise.

The award was received by her humble son who said that if his mom would have been alive, she would have been proud of the achievement as Richmond was the center of her charitable work.

It is hard not to admire the strength and the courage of Pakistan’s most dominant and empowered feminist voice, Tehmina Durrani.