Mumbai: Fresh off Rani Mukerji’s amazing National Film Award for Best Actress for her role in Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway, director Ashima Chibber stopped by Novaara in Malad West for a chat with the media.
A Story That Really Hit Home
You know, the film is based on a true story, and it’s a powerful one. It’s about an Indian mother’s incredible fight to get her children back from a foreign legal system. Honestly, it’s the kind of story that just grabs you, and it clearly resonated with people all over the country.
Rani’s Performance? Unforgettable.
Rani absolutely killed it in this role. She brought so much emotion, vulnerability, and sheer strength to the character. It’s no wonder she snagged the National Award! Everyone, from movie critics to everyday viewers, was blown away by how real she made it feel.
Ashima Chibber on Telling a True Story Right
At the event, Ashima talked about what it was like making the film. She really emphasized how important it was to be respectful and sensitive when you’re dealing with real-life events. You could tell she felt a personal connection to the story, both as a woman and as a storyteller.
All the Love for Rani
Ashima was so happy for Rani, saying the award was “well-deserved.” She added, “Rani really poured her heart and soul into this role. Her dedication and strength brought the story to life for millions.”
More Than Just an Award
The gathering at Novaara was about more than just celebrating an award. It was about celebrating the power of stories to make a difference – to open our eyes, to make us feel, and to stick with us long after the credits roll. It’s a reminder of the impact that cinema can have on society.
