Rani Mukerji Wins First National Film Award for 'Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway'
Actor Rani Mukerji won her first National Film Award for her role in 'Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway', validating her three decades in the film industry. Mukerji's performance captured the emotional journey of a mother fighting for her children's custody in Norway, a role resonating with audiences worldwide.
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In a landmark achievement, acclaimed actress Rani Mukerji has won her first National Film Award for her role as a mother in 'Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway'. This accolade not only marks her thriving 30-year career but also underscores her unwavering dedication to the art of cinema.
Directed by Ashima Chibber, 'Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway' depicts the turmoil and resilience of an Indian mother in Norway fighting a legal battle to reunite with her children. The film, which resonated with audiences globally, highlights the unyielding strength of motherhood.
Rani Mukerji expressed her gratitude towards the award jury and shared the emotional significance of the win. She dedicated the award to all mothers, affirming the timeless message that a mother's love can indeed move mountains, asserting her gratitude to fans worldwide for their steadfast support.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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