Mardani actress Rani Mukherjee’s recent movie Mrs.Chatterjee Vs Norway has received a great response from the audience at the box office. And of course, the performance of the actress is everything people are talking about. The film also stars Anirban Bhattacharya, Neena Gupta, and Jim Sarbh and is directed and written by Ashima Chibber. In a recent interview with Pinkvilla, Rani Mukherjee talked about her movie Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway’s enormous success and her happiness regarding the release of the movie on the big screen in an effective way.
What Rani has to say on the success of Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway
In a conversation with Pinkvilla, Rani Mukherjee stated that she is extremely happy that the movie is receiving a positive response from the audience. Along with that, she said, “I feel extremely happy because as I told you that box office validation is always very important for an actor like me. So it feels good that people are going to the cinemas and they’re still continuing to go. So that makes me really really happy because when a film has good word of mouth, you actually know that people are liking your film and recommending your film to their friends and their family. So yeah, it’s absolutely amazing.”
Rani Mukherjee on the Release of her movie in theatres
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In the interview with Rani Mukherjee, she was asked about the release of her movie Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway on the OTT platform, she said that it was never in the plan. It was always decided that the movie will be released in theatres only.“Because I somewhere believe that this subject and this film will appeal to the masses as well as the classes. It is a story of a mother. So yes, of course, it is for a class and a niche audience, but at the same time it also taps into a very universal emotion of a mother’s love,” said Rani.
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She further added that the reason why the discussion about the movie’s release on the OTT platform never happened was because of the impact that the movie holds.“But of course, the skepticism started when other films were not bringing in people. That’s when there was a fear, that ‘Oh my God, this is going to be a theatrical release, will people come and sample it or no?’ So there was never a question that it is going to be an OTT release ever. It was always meant for theatres and I’m just happy the producers believed in the project as much as I did. There was never a question that it should go to OTT,” said Rani.
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