The premiere of Rani Mukerji’s movie Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway is imminent. The movie was shown to Sagarika Bhattacharya, the person whose life served as inspiration for it, before it was released in theatres on March 17. Sagarika can be seen sobbing in a maker-released video after watching the movie.
I don’t know if I am a good mother or a bad mother, but I am a mother, Sagarika says in the video. For her children, a mother is capable of anything. Thanks, Rani ma’am; aapne toh mera dil jeet liya (Rani Mukherjee has won my heart). I’m overjoyed.” The video provides a brief peek of Sagarika from the movie premiere, during which she is seen crying and upset.
He praised Rani for her “mind-blowing” and “heart-wrenching” performance. Mai had gotten quite emotional. In my opinion, there was no difference between what actually occurred to me and what I saw on screen. The audience would appreciate it much more if I like it so much.” His true-life story has been “validated” by the team.
The plot of Mrs. Chatterjee Vs. Norway centres on an immigrant mother who fights a nation for custody of her kids. After getting married and starting a family, she relocates to Norway. When her kids are taken away from her under the guise of poor parenting, things take a different turn. Debika is portrayed by actor Rani Mukerji, and her husband is portrayed by actor Anirban Bhattacharya.
Ashima Chibber serves as the director. She stated this when discussing the movie: “The shoot and the local crew featured a lot of pregnant and working mothers, single parents, and it felt like the whole set had this maternal spirit that took over. It undoubtedly allowed That is a difficult assignment to complete. Several women are present with their children, thus it speaks highly of the production crew that they took on and completed such a difficult work.
