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Rani Mukerji in Gujarat: Flying Kites and Feeling the 'Mardaani 3' Love

Rani Mukerji was in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, to promote her upcoming film "Mardaani 3." She celebrated Makar Sankranti by flying kites with fans and expressed her happiness at the warm reception. During her visit, she also engaged with students at a girls' college and met with female police officers to discuss women's safety issues. The film, which continues her role as Shivani Shivaji Roy, is set for a worldwide release on January 30.

Key Points: Rani Mukerji Promotes Mardaani 3 in Gujarat for Makar Sankranti

  • Rani Mukerji began her promotional tour in Ahmedabad during the Makar Sankranti festival
  • She interacted with female police officers and discussed women's safety at a college
  • The actress expressed gratitude for the overwhelming fan support for her upcoming film
  • Mardaani 3 trailer reveals Shivani Roy's mission to rescue missing girls
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Rani Mukerji flies kites in Gujarat: Thrilled to see the love for 'Mardaani' here

Rani Mukerji kicks off Mardaani 3 promotions in Ahmedabad, flying kites for Makar Sankranti and meeting fans, students, and police officers.

Rani Mukerji flies kites in Gujarat: Thrilled to see the love for 'Mardaani' here
"I am thrilled to see the love for Mardaani here. Thank you so much for giving my film this kind of love. - Rani Mukerji"

Mumbai, Jan 14

Actress Rani Mukerji, who is all geared up for the release of her “Mardaani 3”, was seen flying kites on the occasion of Makar Sankranti in Gujarat and was thrilled to see the love pouring in for her upcoming film.

Starting her promotional journey from Gujarat, Rani told people in Ahmedabad: "I'm so happy to be in Gujarat, to be in Ahmedabad on the occasion of Makar Sankranti. It is such an auspicious date, and I am thrilled to see the love for Mardaani here. Thank you so much for giving me my film this kind of love. It is really precious. Thank you."

"I had a great time flying a kite," she was heard saying on the mic.

During her visit, Rani went to a girls' college to discuss the issue of safety for women in India and also interacted with female cops in the state and thanked them for their incredible service to society.

It was on January 12 that the trailer of "Mardaani 3" was unveiled. In the new installment of the franchise, the actress who returns as the formidable Shivani Shivaji Roy will be taking on a spine-chilling mission to trace and rescue a group of missing girls, as per the trailer.

Actress Janaki Bodiwala of Shaitaan fame also enters the Mardaani franchise to play a pivotal role. Mardaani 3 has been written by Aayush Gupta of The Railway Men fame.

The film is directed by Abhiraj Minawala and produced by Aditya Chopra. While Mardaani exposed the grim realities of human trafficking and Mardaani 2 explored the disturbing psyche of a serial rapist who challenged the system, Mardaani 3 delves into another dark and brutal reality of our society, further strengthening the franchise's legacy of impactful, issue-based storytelling.

"Mardaani 3" is scheduled to release in theatres worldwide on January 30.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Respect for her going to a girls' college and interacting with female cops. The film tackles real issues, but we need more than just movies. Hope the discussion leads to actual policy changes for women's safety.
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Aman W
Flying kites for promotion is a smart, desi touch! The trailer looks intense. Rani is a force of nature as Shivani Roy. Hope part 3 lives up to the first two.
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Sarah B
While I appreciate the intent, I hope the film doesn't just sensationalize the trauma. These are sensitive subjects. The focus should be on empowerment and solutions, not just brutal reality for shock value.
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Karthik V
Janaki Bodiwala from Shaitaan is a great addition! She was brilliant. The franchise is in good hands. YRF rarely misses with these thrillers. Booking my tickets already.
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Neha E
Good to see a major star using her platform to discuss safety with young women and acknowledge police work. More Bollywood promotions should have this kind of substance behind them.

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