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This is an archive article published on March 4, 2015
Rani Mukerji proud ‘Mardaani’ transcended realm of filmmaking
"I feel humbled to meet these people and I'm glad that I'm able to contribute in a small way," said Rani.
Rani Mukerji, who was felicitated by the National Institute of Gender Justice for creating awareness about child trafficking through her movie “Mardaani”, says she’s glad her work has gone beyond just entertainment for audiences.
Actress Rani Mukerji, who was felicitated by the National Institute of Gender Justice for creating awareness about child trafficking through her movie “Mardaani“, says she’s glad her work has gone beyond just entertainment for audiences.
Rani, who played a rough and tough police officer named Shivani Shivaji Roy, who tracks down a child trafficking racket in “Mardaani”, was honoured in the capital on Tuesday.
Talking about it in a statement, she said: “It is really heartening to see that not only has the film been loved by audiences worldwide but it has transcended the realm of filmmaking and become something that inspires the people who have been tirelessly working for years for the cause of child trafficking and are the real heroes.
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