You can always mount windows shares on Linux machines using

smbmount '//<IP ADDR>/<Share Name>' <path to be mounted> -o username=<username> workgroup=<work group name

This does not allow the non-root users to write in this directory.

If you try to chaning the owner of the directory like

chown -R  <username> <path of the mounted share>

it will report an error ,such as "operation not permitted "

changing the permissions of the directory won't work.

So the solution to this is to sue smbmount with the user(non-root user) for which write access is required.

if you try the same smbmount command with the non-root user then the error you get is,

smbmnt must be installed suid root for direct user mounts (500,500)
smbmnt failed: 1

In this case this error can be resolved by setuid permissions on the smbmnt command.

chmod +s /usr/bin/smbmount

You need to try again to mount the shared folder and it should work this time.