Before the film’s release date, a screening was held for Sagarika Bhattacharya, the real-life inspiration for the film. The film’s creators uploaded a video of Sagarika crying throughout the film. Sagarika is seen in the video becoming teary-eyed and distraught.
Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway, Rani Mukerji‘s latest film, is now in cinemas. Before the film’s premiere, a screening was held for Sagarika Bhattacharya, the real-life inspiration for the film. The film’s creators uploaded a video of Sagarika crying throughout the film.
In the footage, Sagarika says: I don’t know if I am a good or horrible mother, but I am a mother. A woman is capable of doing anything for her children. Thank you, Rani (Mukerji) madam; you have has won my heart). I’m overjoyed.
Sagarika is seen in the video becoming teary-eyed and disturbed.
Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway revolves around an immigrant mother’s battle to recover custody of her children from Norway.
Mrs. Chatterjee uproots her life and relocates to Norway after marrying and starting a family in the film.
But all changes when her children are taken away from her under the excuse of poor parenting. Rani Mukerji portrays Debika, the mother, and Anirban Bhattacharya plays her husband.
Commenting about the film, she remarked – The shoot and the local crew comprised of many pregnant, working moms, and single parents, and the entire set had this mother spirit that took over.
It is not simple to accommodate so many moms and their children, and the production staff deserves credit for taking on such a difficult undertaking and seeing it through to completion.
Legendary actor Rekha inspires a new generation of performers with their outstanding film performances.
Recently, Rekha expressed her love for Rani Mukherjee, who is in the limelight for portraying the lead character in ‘Mrs. Chatterjee v/s Norway’.
After the film, Rani and Rekhaposed for the paparazzi. Rani was dressed in a yellow shirt, while Rekha was dressed in a pastel-colored frock.
Ashima Chibber’s film was released in theatres on March 17.
