Rani Mukerji discusses audience preferences in Bollywood, highlighting the success of women-centric films and her love for diverse storytelling.
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Bollywood luminary Rani Mukerji, celebrating another year of life, reflected on the success of her women-centric films like ‘Mardaani’ and ‘Hichki’. In a chat with ANI, Rani expressed her elation over the audience’s reception of such films, emphasizing that it demonstrates a growing appetite for diverse storytelling in cinema.
“It’s truly heartening,” Mukerji shared, “to witness our audience embracing a wide spectrum of cinema. It indicates a desire for rich, meaningful narratives. If we offer compelling content with engaging storytelling, they show up, ready to experience it.”
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When asked about her preference between commercial and content-driven films, Mukerji revealed her affinity for both. “I find joy in both genres,” she explained. “Commercial cinema, with its songs and dances, serves as a celebration of our culture. It’s a way of preserving and showcasing our traditions, which resonates deeply with me.”
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“On the other hand,” Mukerji continued, “content-driven films allow us to shed light on untold stories and issues. They offer a chance to inform and enlighten our audience, which is equally rewarding.”
Mukerji’s repertoire boasts a blend of impactful roles, from the empowering teacher in ‘Hichki’ to the fearless cop in ‘Mardaani’. Her recent accolade for Best Actress (Critics) in ‘Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway’ further underscores her versatility and talent.
Directed by Ashima Chibber, ‘Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway’ chronicles the journey of an immigrant mother fighting for custody of her children. Supported by a stellar cast including Neena Gupta and Jim Sarbh, the film garnered praise for its poignant narrative and stellar performances.
As Rani Mukerji continues to captivate audiences with her on-screen presence, her dedication to both commercial extravaganzas and socially relevant cinema reaffirms her status as one of Bollywood’s most versatile actors.
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