Karan Johar lauds Rani Mukerji in 'Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway', calls it her 'best performance to date'
Alia Bhatt also thinks that the trailer of 'Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway' is quite 'moving'
Karan Johar pens a long for Rani Mukerji after watching the trailer of Mrs ChatterJee Vs Norway.
Karan lauds the actress for portraying the role with perfection. He mentioned that he got the chance to watch the film earlier and he thinks that it is Rani’s best performance to date.
"I have had the privilege of seeing this heartbreaking and massively courageous film. Hand on heart this is Rani Mukerji’s best performance till date to say that she is absolutely outstanding is still not completely describing her portrayal of an anguished and distraught mother.”
Johar also lauded the team for the hard work: "I don’t think there is a single parent in this world that will not be hugely affected and then vindicated in the viewing of this brilliant film bravo to @emmayentertainment for producing their best and bravest film so far (props to Greenlawans high school #iykyk) and the director @ashhimachibber for her excellence in directing this film with such nuance! Yeh sirf trailer hai! Picture abhi baki hai, in cinemas 17th March 2023!!”
Meanwhile, Alia Bhatt also reposted the trailer on her Instagram story and wrote: “Weeping! What a moving trailer.”
Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway is set to hit theatres on March 17, 2023, reports IndiaToday.
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