Bollywood's
leading
lady
Rani
Mukherjee
is
undeniably
an
icon
of
'Shaurya'
for
millions.
But
recently
she
put
her
blog
on
how
she
takes
'Shaurya
or
courage'
as,
on
the
website
for
Samar
Khan's
new
movie
Shaurya.
Following
are
her
comments,
which
she
put
on
the
blog.
'For
me,
when
I
think
about
what
Shaurya
or
courage
means,
instantly
what
comes
to
my
mind
is
women,
be
it
the
workingwoman
of
today
or
woman
from
the
ancient
times.
They
have
always
been
a
symbol
of
strength
for
me.
Just
look
at
the
working
woman
today,
look
at
our
mothers,
wives,
we
see
courageous
woman
everywhere,
everyday.
How
simply
they
manage
to
make
a
balance
between
their
offices
and
homes,
looking
after
their
husband,
children,
in-laws
etc.
But
sadly
many
people
have
not
understood
and
valued
the
strengths
inherent
in
the
modern
Indian
women
today.
I
feel
one
doesn't
necessarily
have
to
be
in
a
battlefield
to
prove
one's
courage.
When
one
talks
about
courage
a
lot
of
people
relate
Shaurya
or
courage
to
physical
strength
but
for
me
Shaurya
is
and
will
always
be
strength
of
the
mind,
strength
that
lies
within
in
every
woman.'