‘Mardaani’ is a voice for women: Rani Mukerji gets emotional about franchise impact
Rani Mukerji reflects on the deeper impact of the Mardaani franchise, saying the films aim to spark awareness and stand up for women. Here’s what she revealed next.
A still from 'Hichki' (Photo Credits: Instagram)
Director Siddharth Malhotra, whose film Hichki received a standing ovation at the Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF), says it was an honour.
Malhotra on Monday shared a few images of the film’s screening over social media, and captioned it: “What an honour and an overwhelming feeling when your work gets a standing ovation from a foreign audience who simply watches a film with subtitles and gets moved to tears/laughter.
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“Thank you Shanghai SIFF 2018 at the festival for this experience, from the entire team of ‘Hichki’.”
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Hichki, starring Rani Mukerji as a woman who deals with Tourette syndrome but goes on to become a teacher, was screened as part of The Belt and Road Week at the film festival on June 16.
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