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Harmanpreet Kaur Praises 'Mardaani 3' Trailer, Demands Swift Justice

Indian women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur has expressed strong admiration for the trailer of the upcoming film "Mardaani 3," starring Rani Mukerji. She used the platform to call for swift and exemplary punishment for crimes against women, while also thanking the police force. The film, the third in the franchise, focuses on the kidnapping of young girls from low-income groups across India. The trailer has also received praise from several Bollywood actresses including Kareena Kapoor Khan, Katrina Kaif, and Kiara Advani.

Key Points: Harmanpreet Kaur Lauds Mardaani 3, Calls for Justice

  • Harmanpreet Kaur praises Mardaani 3 trailer
  • Calls for strong punishment for crimes vs women
  • Film tackles kidnapping of young girls
  • Bollywood stars also laud Rani Mukerji
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Harmanpreet Kaur calls 'Mardaani 3' trailer 'insane', asks for example setting punishments

Indian cricket captain Harmanpreet Kaur calls Mardaani 3 trailer 'insane' and advocates for swift punishment for crimes against women.

Harmanpreet Kaur calls 'Mardaani 3' trailer 'insane', asks for example setting punishments
"swift and example setting punishment as the need of the hour for crimes against women - Harmanpreet Kaur"

Mumbai, Jan 24

Indian women's cricket team captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, is the latest admirer of Rani Mukerji's impeccable acting skills after witnessing the gripping trailer of her forthcoming crime drama "Mardaani 3".

Moved by the trailer, Harmanpreet has called "swift and example setting punishment as the need of the hour for crimes against women".

Harmanpreet further thanked the police force of the country for constantly trying to protect girls and women of India. "Love our police force who are always there to protect us every day #Mardaani3 trailer is insane....can't wait to watch the film," her Instagram post read.

The latest instalment in the popular franchise will focus on the issue of young girls aged 8-9 years, from low-income groups, who are kidnapped for a specific reason from across our country.

Before this, "Mardaani" exposed the grim realities of human trafficking and "Mardaani 2" explored the disturbing psyche of a serial rapist who challenged the system.

Earlier, several members from the film fraternity were also in awe of the "Mardaani 3" trailer.

Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan, who shared screen space with Rani in "Mujhse Dosti Karoge", called her a 'Dynamite.'

Bebo wrote on the photo-sharing app, "Rani meri jaan love you always Killing it. #RaniMukerji #AdityaChopra #AkshayeWidhani @abhiraj88 #30YearsOfRaniMukerji".

Actress Katrina Kaif also lauded Rani, calling her a 'Queen'.

"Celebrating 30 years of Queen #ranimukerji Irreplaceable Unstoppable Undefinable," Katrina's social media post read.

Actress Kiara Advani claimed that Rani continues to rule the screen even after 3 decades in the industry.

Kiara penned, "30 years. One Rani. Endless power. From timeless grace to fearless Mardaani she still rules the screen. Can't wait to watch #Mardaani3@yrf #AdityaChopra #RaniMukherjee@abhiraj88."

Made under the direction of Abhiraj Minawala and produced by Aditya Chopra, "Mardaani 3" will reach the cinema halls on January 30.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Respect to Harmanpreet and Rani both. One fights on the field, the other on screen for social causes. The focus on young girls from low-income groups is heartbreaking and very real. Hope the film leads to some policy change.
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Aman W
While I appreciate the sentiment, I hope the praise for the police force is balanced. In many parts of India, especially for poor families, getting the police to even file an FIR is a struggle. The film should show that reality too.
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Sarah B
The trailer gave me chills. Rani Mukerji is a force of nature. 30 years and she's still choosing such powerful roles. More power to YRF for backing these stories. January 30 is marked on my calendar!
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Vikram M
Good to see our sports icons engaging with cinema that matters. Harmanpreet is right - example-setting punishments can act as a deterrent. The first two films were hard-hitting, expecting the same from part 3. Jai Hind!
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Kavya N
The fact that it targets kidnapping of 8-9 year olds... it's terrifying. This happens in our small towns and villages. Films need to scream about these issues where mainstream media sometimes doesn't reach. Full support.

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