Actress Rani Mukerji who is all set to return to the silver screen after a gap of three years in ‘Hichki’ hosted a special screening yesterday. Karan Johar, Sushmita Sen, Madhuri Dixit Nene and Rekha marked their presence at the screening. While Karan Johar and Sushmita Sen had the most wonderful things to say about Rani Mukerji and the film.
Rani Mukerji is returning to the big screen after a gap of three years and the actress can't wait for the audience to watch Hichki. So, a week before the film hits theatres, Queen of hearts decided to screen the film for her friends in the fraternity. From Karan Johar to Madhuri Dixit Nene and veteran actress Rekha, they all watched the film before the audience.
Sushmita Sen was accompanied with her daughters, Alisah and Renee for the film's screening and revealed she is glad that she did that. The actress took to her Instagram account and wrote, "What a performance #ranimukerjichopra #whistle x infinity!!! I cried my lungs out in the second half!!! My #respect to all the actors & director #siddharthmalhotra who has dealt with a sensitive topic like #tourettesyndrome with absolute sincerity!!!Rani insisted I show the film to Renee & Alisah, and so I did... good call!!! All the best to the entire team of #filmhichki girlpower #pride #aweinspiring #loveit #sharing #us love you guys!!!"
The film was initially supposed to release on February 23 and got shifted to March 23 as YRF wants to tap in the audience that will come post-exam period.
Karan Johar tweeted, "#Hichki takes you back to school and gives you life lessons in such a nuanced and beautiful way! Well done @sidpmalhotra for directing this film with such an assured hand and with such sensitivity! Must watch!!! #hichki" He further tweeted, "#Hichki is a feel good and extremely sensitive film....adresses a disorder with dignity and strength....#RaniMukerji is the soul and life of this film! She is absolutely brilliant!!!! And reminds you of her exceptional talent again!!!!"
‘Hichki’ is slated to release on March 23rd 2018.
