After
the
success
of
Mardaani,
Bollywood
actress
Rani
Mukerji
has
been
spending
a
lot
of
time
in
meeting
and
providing
support
to
different
NGOs'.
The
actress's
latest
visit
was
to
an
anti
trafficking
NGO
in
Delhi.
Yesterday
Rani
visited
victims
and
survivors
of
trafficking,
women
who
were
at
risk
of
prostitution.
She
went
to
the
office
of
anti
trafficking
NGO,
Apne
Aap
Women
Worldwide
and
asked
people
to
join
the
Apne
Aap
campaign
‘Cool
Men
Don't
Buy
Sex'.
Speaking
to
media
personnel,
the
actress
said,
"I
was
always
sensitive
towards
this
issue
but
after
doing
this
film,
I
have
got
more
attached
and
emotional
towards
the
cause
of
fighting
against
human
trafficking.
Today,
when
I
interacted
with
the
girls
here,
I
was
extremely
touched
when
they
said
that
they
also
want
to
do
something
big
in
life
and
they
too
want
to
be
a
‘Mardaani'
like
me.
I
am
happy
that
my
film
has
touched
the
right
chord.
And
I
appeal
to
all
the
journalists
to
take
the
issue
forward."
Rani
also
feels
that
enlisting
more
women
in
police
will
help
eliminate
sex
trafficking
and
can
bring
down
the
crime
rate
in
India.
The
36-year-old
actress
said,
"I
feel
if
women
cops
cops
come
into
the
picture
they
will
fight
against
human
trafficking
strongly
because
they
will
feel
for
this
cause
more." She
recently
even
accompanied
one
of
them,
Fatima
Khatoon
to
the
season
8
of
the
Kaun
Banega
Crorepati
TV
show.
Apne
Aap
trafficking
survivor
activist
Fatima
hails
from
Forbesgunge
in
Bihar
and
had
been
trafficked
as
a
nine
year
old.
These
strong
woman,
after
having
six
children
in
her
early
twenties
and
living
in
a
home-based
brothel
became
an
activist
who
now
gets
girls
enrolled
in
school
away
from
the
brothels
and
files
police
cases
against
traffickers.
Rani
Mukerji
Rani
also
added
that
she
has
been
inspired
by
the
stories
of
survivors
of
these
trafficked
women.
Rani
At
The
Press
Meet
"I
feel
if
women
cops
cops
come
into
the
picture
they
will
fight
against
human
trafficking
strongly
because
they
will
feel
for
this
cause
more," said
the
36-year-old
actress.
Rani
Supporting
Their
Campaign
Rani
asked
others
to
join
the
Apne
Aap
campaign
‘Cool
Men
Don't
Buy
Sex'.
Rani
With
Fatima
She
also
recently
accompanied
Fatima
Khatoon
to
the
season
8
of
the
Kaun
Banega
Crorepati
TV
show.
Fatima
Khatoon
Khatoon,
who
hails
from
Bihar
had
been
trafficked
as
a
nine
year
old.
After
having
six
children
in
her
early
twenties
and
living
in
a
home-based
brothel
she
is
now
an
activist
who
gets
girls
enrolled
in
school
away
from
the
brothels
and
files
police
cases
against
traffickers.
Rani
"I
think
these
positions
need
to
be
filled
up
as
soon
as
possible
and
I
strongly
appeal
that
more
women
come
forward
and
fill
these
positions
up
and
work
for
this
cause.
My
intention
behind
doing
this
film
was
to
inspire
women,"
said
the
actress.
Rani
Mukerji
At
The
NGO
"I
inaugurated
an
all
women
beat
marshal
squad
in
Mumbai
where
women
visit
schools,
colleges
and
malls
on
their
bikes.
I
hope
all
other
states
join
in
and
have
more
beat
marshals
like
that
because
in
Mumbai
they
are
encouraging
women
cops,"
Mukerji
said.