This play, written in the 1950s, is a humorous and satirical depiction of the status of the mother in the family. What are the issues it raises?

Explanation

Mother's Day is a comical satire. The story is a simple one, yet it strongly condemns the position of women in the society. Our mothers and wives work hard daily, turning our houses into homes. They receive no wages and have no weekends off but work all day long, round the clock. Little do we realize, the hard work they put in to make it all perfect. We take them for granted and never appreciate them or stop by to drop a word of 'thanks'. The story very clearly states that our mothers and wives have equal right to relax, enjoy their lives and deserve acknowledgement and appreciation. They sacrifice their whole life building ours'.
Husbands stay busy at work and kids are occupied in their own lives. Amidst all this women lose their self trying to contain our world.