No
One
Killed
Jessica
(2011)
The
Rani
Mukerji-starrer
followed
the
real
story
of
Jessica
Lal's
murder
case.
The
film
follows
the
story
of
Jessica's
sister
Sabrina
Lal,
played
by
Vidya
Balan,
who
fights
wealthy
and
influential
people
responsible
for
Jessica's
death.
Rani
Mukerji
is
seen
playing
a
journalist
who
helps
solve
the
case.
Kahaani
(2012)
Another
release
starring
Vidya
Balan
titled
Kahaani,
shocked
the
audience
The
thriller
had
fans
cheering
on
the
actress
and
her
character.
Kahaani
is
one
of
Vidya
Balan's
unforgettable
performances.
The
film
also
stars,
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui,
and
Parambrata
Chatterjee
in
pivotal
roles.
English
Vinglish
(2012)
English
Vinglish
starring
late
Sridevi,
was
the
actress'
comeback
film.
Though
the
film
follows
a
housewife,
it
shows
how
a
brilliant
homemaker
is
not
lesser
than
anyone.
Shashi
Godbole,
who
is
looked
down
upon
for
not
being
able
to
speak
fluent
English,
turns
things
around
by
learning
the
language
and
expanding
her
horizon
while
on
a
trip
to
the
US.
Queen
(2014)
Queen
showed
us
a
single
woman
can
enjoy
adventures
around
the
world
on
her
own.
Kangana
Ranaut
plays
Rani,
the
lead
character
who
chooses
to
go
on
a
honeymoon
all
alone
after
a
heartbreak.
During
the
trip,
she
discovers
the
world
and
her
place
in
it.
She
meets
new
people,
makes
new
friends
and
finds
new
meaning
in
life
which
helps
her
take
control
of
her
life.
Mardaani
(2014)
We
have
seen
a
few
strong
female
cops
over
the
years
in
Bollywood
cinema
but
one
who
had
a
powerful
impact
was
Rani
Mukerji
as
Shivani
Shivaji
Roy
in
Mardaani.
The
story
follows
Shivani
Roy
who
fights
the
criminals
involved
in
child
trafficking
and
drugs.
Neerja
(2016)
Neerja
is
another
release
on
the
list
which
is
based
on
a
true-life
story.
Starring
Sonam
Kapoor,
the
film
follows
a
flight
attendant
who
was
shot
and
killed
when
Pan
Am
Flight
73
was
hijacked.
Neerja
was
killed
while
making
sure
that
hundreds
of
passengers
were
safe
and
sound.
Sonam's
portrayal
was
highly
appreciated
by
the
audience.
Pink
(2016)
Pink
became
the
face
of
women
standing
up
for
themselves
and
asking
for
justice.
The
reinstates
the
idea
that
no
matter
what
lifestyle
a
woman
leads,
she
can't
be
forced
into
doing
anything
against
her
will.
Lipstick
Under
My
Burkha
(2016)
Lipstick
Under
My
Burkha
created
an
uproar
during
its
release
in
2017.
The
film
not
only
addresses
women's
sexuality
on
screen
but
also
raised
voice
against
the
industry's
attempt
to
suppress
women-centric
cinema.
The
film
is
a
coming
of
age
story
of
fearless
women
of
different
ages.
Mom
(2017)
Mom,
starring
late
Sridevi
follows
the
story
of
a
mother
who
takes
revenge
on
her
daughter's
rapist
and
murderer,
after
justice
was
not
served
by
the
law.
Sridevi's
performance
in
the
film
was
highly
praised
as
she
transforms
from
a
caring
mother
to
a
woman
driven
by
her
daughter's
death.
Raazi
(2018)
Alia
Bhatt-starrer
Raazi,
also
based
on
a
real-life
incident,
went
on
to
join
the
Rs
100-crore
club
at
the
box
office
just
within
three
weeks.
The
film
came
as
a
surprise
to
the
audience
as
well
as
Alia
Bhatt's
film
career.
It
followed
Sehmat
Khan,
an
undercover
RAW
agent,
married
into
a
Pakistani
family
to
get
a
valuable
piece
of
information
that
could
save
many
Indian
soldiers' lives.