Fresh off the success of ‘Mardaani 3’, Rani Mukerji is vocal about her admiration for Indian women, dubbing them the nation’s true superheroes with innate superpowers. In a candid interview, the star explained how portraying their strength has defined her illustrious career.
Rani has built a legacy of strong female leads. ‘I’ve always wanted to highlight Indian women – be it cops, educators, reporters, or housewives – as the real heroes,’ she revealed. Her goal? To showcase their extraordinary resilience to a global audience.
Reflecting on her filmography, Rani’s choices speak volumes. She broke ground as a rape survivor in her first film, fought societal wrongs in ‘Mehndi’, overcame personal battles as a teacher in ‘Hichki’, channeled bravery as Shivani in ‘Mardaani’, and stood as a fierce mother in ‘Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway’. Each role peels back layers of courage that resonate deeply.
‘These women carry superpowers within,’ Rani asserted. ‘They handle daily struggles, family responsibilities, and professional demands with elegance.’ She draws constant inspiration from real-life women who persevere, fueling her performances.
Empowerment isn’t just personal for Rani – it’s national. ‘When our women are strong, so is our country,’ she said firmly. This conviction guides her project selections, ensuring stories that uplift and inspire. Through her art, Rani aims to immortalize these powerhouses, sparking motivation across generations and borders.
