NewKerala.com

Rani Mukerji on Mardaani 3's Success: A Voice for Women's Justice

Rani Mukerji reflects on the success and profound social impact of the Mardaani film franchise. She emphasizes that the series is more than just entertainment, serving as a crucial voice for women and a catalyst for conversations about justice and safety. Mukerji expresses that the real victory lies in raising awareness about urgent social issues, not just in achieving box office hits. She believes the franchise's power comes from its willingness to confront uncomfortable truths and champion the message that fear should never win.

Key Points: Rani Mukerji Reflects on Social Impact of Mardaani Franchise

  • Mardaani 3 is a box office hit
  • Franchise is a voice for silenced women
  • Aims to spark social change on women's safety
  • Cinema as a mirror to uncomfortable truths
2 min read

Rani Mukerji reacts to social impact of the 'Mardaani' franchise

Rani Mukerji discusses the success of Mardaani 3 and the franchise's role in sparking crucial conversations about women's safety and justice.

Rani Mukerji reacts to social impact of the 'Mardaani' franchise
"It's not just a cop franchise - it's about confronting truths that we often hesitate to look at. - Rani Mukerji"

Mumbai, Feb 20

Basking in the success of her latest outing, "Mardaani 3" actress Rani Mukerji decided to reflect on the social impact of the 'Mardaani' franchise.

She shared that she has always believed that "Mardaani" is not just a film, but a voice for every woman who refuses to be silenced.

"The love and success of Mardaani 3 feels deeply personal because it tells me that audiences are not just watching someone like Shivani Shivaji Roy's journey; they are standing with her for justice, for the victory of good over evil."

She said that this franchise stands for courage, for the resilience that women carry within them every single day. "I am grateful, humbled, and more determined than ever to continue telling stories that matter," she expressed her gratitude.

Rani added, "It is great that we have scored a hat-trick of hits with Mardaani, but that's not as important as us trying to discuss very important social issues that deserve all our attention. It will always be a call to address such crimes head-on and tell us not to look away because it might not be affecting us. Even if one girl is affected, targeted, and attacked, it is the failure of our society that we haven't been able to protect her. So, hopefully the conversation that the Mardaani franchise has created for so many years has resulted in us being more aware, more careful, and attentive."

Revealing why the 'Mardaani' franchise has managed to resonate with the audience for such a long time, Rani said that it speaks about something very real, very urgent, and very important.

"It's not just a cop franchise - it's about confronting truths that we often hesitate to look at. The crimes we address are uncomfortable, and cinema has the power to hold up that mirror," she explained.

Rani stated that the 'Mardaani' franchise stands for the idea that fear should never win.

"And as long as that message remains relevant - I think the franchise will continue to find a place in people's hearts," she concluded.

- IANS

Share this article:

Reader Comments

A
Aman W
Hat-trick of hits is great, but her point about it not being the most important thing is spot on. We need more mainstream stars using their platform for such strong social messages. Shivani Shivaji Roy is an icon for a reason.
R
Rohit P
Respectfully, while the intent is noble, I sometimes wonder if these films lead to real change or just make us feel good for two hours. Are police stations and courts more responsive because of Mardaani? The conversation is the first step, but we need action.
S
Shreya B
"It's about confronting truths we often hesitate to look at." This hit home. As a society, we are too quick to look away from uncomfortable issues, especially against women and children. Cinema that holds up a mirror is so necessary. More power to Rani and the team! 💪
K
Karthik V
The franchise's success proves audiences are ready for content with substance. It's not just a female-led action film; it's a commentary on our times. Hoping it inspires more filmmakers to tackle hard-hitting subjects.
M
Meera T
Her line about it being society's failure if even one girl is attacked... so powerful and true. We need this constant reminder. Entertainment with a conscience is the best kind. Can't wait to watch Mardaani 3 this weekend!

We welcome thoughtful discussions from our readers. Please keep comments respectful and on-topic.

Leave a Comment

Minimum 50 characters 0/50