The unspoken connection between Rani Mukherjee and Mardaani, which brought them very close to real police officers

News India Live, Digital Desk: When we see a strong female police officer on screen taking on the goons and eliminating the evils of the system, the first name that comes to our mind is Rani Mukherjee Comes from. The character of ‘Shivani Shivaji Roy’ played by him in the film ‘Mardaani’ has become not just a film character but a symbol of strength and courage.

Recently, Rani shared some such things about her famous franchise and real life police force, which will really make you emotional.

This is not just acting, this is a tribute
Rani Mukherjee believes that whatever she did on screen through ‘Mardaani’ was actually a means of showing her respect towards the policemen of the country. Rani clearly said, “Madarni franchise is my salute to all those police officers who are tirelessly deployed day and night for our security.”

Equality in the hard work of players and police
During the conversation, Rani was seen expressing her views very deeply. He realized that as an actor, we shoot only for a few hours, but in real life, we cannot imagine sitting at home how difficult the duty of a police officer is. Playing the character of ‘Shivani’ was also special for her because through this she wanted to convey the feelings of those brave officers to the public.

Why was ‘Mardaani’ liked?
A major reason for the success of this film was its ‘truthfulness’. In this, the police was not shown as a ‘superhuman’, but as a human being who fights criminals while balancing his family and duty. Expressing her gratitude, Rani said that wherever she goes today, the love and respect she gets from real police officers is more than any award for her.

Our safety, their responsibility
These words of Rani have once again forced us to think that whether it is a festival or any crisis, we should show more sensitivity towards those in uniform who stand on the streets to protect us. The fans are not only waiting for the next episode of Rani Mukherjee’s ‘Mardaani’, but they are even more waiting for the passion that she brings on screen.

Do you also think that films like ‘Mardaani’ are able to show the story of our real heroes correctly? Please let us know.