Rani Mukerji, one of Bollywood’s most beloved actresses, has always been known for her powerful performances and strong on-screen presence. However, in a recent interview, the actress opened up about a deeply personal and emotional experience that she went through – a miscarriage. Mukerji revealed that it was her upcoming film, Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway, that helped her heal and come to terms with her loss.
The actress, who is known for her fierce and independent characters, shared that she was initially hesitant to take on the role of a mother in the film. However, after her own experience, she found a deeper connection with the character and the story. In the film, Mukerji plays the role of a mother who fights against the Norwegian government to get her child back after he is taken away from her.
In the interview, Mukerji shared, “Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway came to me at a time when I was going through a personal loss. It was a difficult phase for me, but the script and the character of Mrs Chatterjee resonated with me on a whole new level. It was almost like the universe was sending me a message through this film.”
The actress also revealed that she had suffered a miscarriage during the filming of the movie. She shared that it was a difficult time for her, but the film and her character helped her channel her emotions and heal. Mukerji added, “Playing the role of a mother who is fighting for her child’s rights, while dealing with my own loss, was a cathartic experience for me. It helped me process my emotions and come to terms with my own pain.”
Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway, directed by Anvita Dutt, is based on a real-life incident where an Indian couple’s child was taken away by the Norwegian government on grounds of alleged negligence. The film sheds light on the struggles of parents who are fighting against a system to get their child back. Mukerji’s character, Mrs Chatterjee, is a strong and determined mother who will stop at nothing to get her child back.
Talking about the film, Mukerji said, “Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway is a story that needs to be told. It is a powerful and emotional film that will resonate with every parent who has gone through a similar experience. It is a story of hope, courage, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and her child.”
The actress also praised the director, Anvita Dutt, for her sensitive and nuanced approach towards the subject. She said, “Anvita has beautifully captured the emotions and struggles of a mother in this film. It is a deeply personal and emotional journey for me, and I am grateful to be a part of this project.”
Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway is set to release on the streaming platform, Amazon Prime Video, on August 27. The film has already created a buzz among the audience, and Mukerji’s powerful performance is being highly anticipated. The actress hopes that the film will not only entertain but also create awareness about the issue and bring about a change in society.
In conclusion, Rani Mukerji’s journey with Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway has been a transformative one. The film has not only helped her heal from her personal loss but has also given her a new perspective on motherhood and the struggles of parents. As the audience eagerly awaits the release of the film, we can only hope that it will touch hearts and inspire many to fight for what is right.
