Mummy Ka Magic

In her programme, Amrita Raichand guides mothers on preparing nutritious, enjoyable meals for their children. She focuses on dishes that are both appealing to kids and easy for mums to cook, ensuring the food is healthy, fun and comes with clear nutritional values.

Amrita Raichand fronts a television programme aimed squarely at parents, especially mothers, who are looking for practical ways to nourish their youngsters. The show is built around her expertise and warm presenting style, offering viewers a friendly guide to everyday cooking that puts children’s health front and centre. Its tone is upbeat and accessible, positioning Amrita as a helpful companion for families wanting to improve their meals without fuss. The core of each episode revolves around showing mothers how to prepare dishes that are both nutritious and enjoyable for kids. By focusing on foods that pack essential vitamins and minerals, the programme demonstrates that healthy eating doesn’t have to be bland or boring. Instead, Amrita presents recipes that are colourful, tasty and designed to appeal to young palates, while also being simple enough for mums to enjoy making them. The dual aim is clear: children should love what they’re served, and mothers should find pleasure in the cooking process. Beyond the recipes themselves, the series reinforces the idea that cooking at home can be a fun, rewarding activity for the whole family. It repeatedly highlights the balance between nutritional value and flavour, encouraging mums to experiment with ingredients that boost health without sacrificing taste. In doing so, the programme strives to make wholesome, kid‑friendly meals a regular part of everyday life, turning the kitchen into a space where both kids and parents look forward to mealtimes.