World Women’s Day 2024
International Women’s Day: The past few years in Bollywood have seen a rise in stories centered around women who overcome many adversities and emerge victorious, who break stereotypes and symbolize an unwavering spirit of enthusiasm. These stories not only inspire but also reflect the real-life struggles and triumphs of women across the world. Today, on the special occasion of Women’s Day, we have brought a list of some such films and actresses, whose stories, showcasing determination, strength and stamina on screen, have left an indelible impression on the audience.
Rani Mukherjee – Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway:
In this film, Rani Mukherjee has played the role of a woman who challenges an entire nation to take care of her children. This is a film based on a true story. The film highlights the extent to which a mother can go to protect her family. Rani captures the emotional depth of a character going through legal battles and social pressures.
Saiyami Kher – Ghoomar:
In this heart-touching story, Saiyami Kher plays the role of a disabled cricketer who, despite losing her arm, becomes a part of the Indian women’s cricket team. Inspired by real-life paralyzed cricketers, Saiyami’s acting is heart-touching. Saiyami inspires the audience to look beyond disabilities and embrace the power of determination and perseverance.
Taapsee Pannu – Slap:
Taapsee Pannu has played the character of Amrita Sabarwal, a woman who fights for her self-respect in the face of social pressure, very well. The film explores the complexities of relationships and societal expectations, with her performance receiving praise for its depth. Her character’s journey to regain her self-respect after experiencing domestic violence is powerful.
Kangana Ranaut – Panga:
Kangana Ranaut as the lead character in ‘Panga’ brings to life the inspiring journey of a national level Kabaddi player through triumph, struggle and social stereotypes. The film emphasizes the importance of family support and perseverance, with Kangana Ranaut in the role appealing to audiences of all ages. Here Kangana depicts the complexities of balancing ambition with family responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, love and support in achieving one’s dreams.
Janhvi Kapoor – Gunjan Saxena – The Kargil Girl:
Janhvi Kapoor has shown courage and determination in her character of Indian Air Force pilot Gunjan Saxena. As one of the first women to fly in a combat zone during the Kargil War, Gunjan Saxena’s story is a testament to perseverance, with Janhvi’s performance earning praise for its authenticity and honesty. Through Janhvi’s performance, the audience is reminded of the importance of breaking barriers and pursuing your passion regardless of societal expectations.
Richa Chadha – Masaan:
Richa Chadha’s portrayal of Devi, a young woman struggling with the social stigma towards pre-marital sex, is powerful. Richa Chadha’s nuanced performance in “Masaan” showcases her versatility as an actress, earning her praise for her portrayal of complex characters. The character in the film reflects the complexities of human emotions, highlighting weakness and the strength found in adversity.
Alia Bhatt – Gangubai Kathiawadi:
Gangubai is played by Alia Bhatt, who becomes a great leader as a young girl and a force to be reckoned with in the red-light district of Kamathipura. Based on the real-life character of Gangubai, Alia Bhatt’s performance shows the grit of a woman challenging social norms and carving her own path. She brings to life the complexities of a character navigating a male-dominated society, overcoming obstacles, demonstrating the power of ambition and determination.
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