Rani
Mukerji's
cop
thriller
Mardaani
2
will
be
completing
a
year
tomorrow
(December
13,
2020).
The
film
revolved
around
ACP
Shivani
Roy
(Rani
Mukerji)
hunting
down
a
juvenile
criminal
who
commits
shocking
crimes
against
women.
The
film
was
well-received
by
the
critics
and
audience
with
praises
heaped
on
Rani
Mukerji's
cop
act
and
debutant
Vishal
Jethwani's
chilling
performance.
Now,
a
year
after
its
release,
Rani
Mukerji
and
Vishal
Jethwani
got
candid
about
this
film
in
a
recent
interaction
with
Hindustan
Times.
Vishal
Jethwa
Says
He
Received
A
Lot
Of
Compliments
For
His
Performance
In
Mardaani
2
The
young
actor
told
the
tabloid,
"I
received
a
lot
of
feedback
and
compliments
for
my
work
in
Mardaani
2.
Gopi
Sir,
in
one
of
his
Interviews,
mentioned
that
Vishal
is
like
water,
you
can
give
him
any
shape
and
he
will
take
it,
that,
in
itself
is
a
huge
compliment
coming
from
an
experienced
director
like
Gopi
sir."
Vishal
Jethwa
Reveals
How
Rekha
Had
Reacted
After
Watching
Mardaani
2
"The
legendary
Rekha
ma'am
started
crying
after
watching
the
film.
She
praised
my
performance
and
said
that
she
can
see
maturity
in
it.
Those
were
golden
words
for
me," Vishal
who
played
the
main
antagonist
in
the
film,
told
Hindustan
Times.
Rani
Mukerji
On
Why
Mardaani
Franchise
Is
Important
To
Her
The
actress
has
mentioned
in
many
of
her
interviews
that
the
Mardaani
franchise
is
very
close
to
her
heart.
Speaking
about
it,
Rani
says,
"Not
only
because
it's
talking
about
women
empowerment
and
certain
brutalities
that
take
place
on
women,
and
there
is
a
woman,
who
is
the
main
protagonist,
who
is
standing
up
against
all
of
this,
it
is
also
an
informative
film
as
it
projects
a
lot
of
things
women
need
to
be
aware
of.
It
speaks
about
all
of
that
because
in
a
society
we
tend
to
always
try
to
see
the
positive
things."
Rani
Mukerji
Says
The
Reaction
That
She
Got
From
Female
Cops
Across
The
Country
Was
Overwhelming
"Whenever
I
have
met
lady
cops,
they
have
not
reacted
to
just
the
film.
They
have
reacted
to
the
portrayal
of
Shivani
Shivaji
Roy,
which
they
feel
is
positive
and
showcases
the
entire
gamut
of
things
that
they
have
to
deal
with
during
the
course
of
their
lives
and
career.
She
is
larger
than
life
which
is
true
to
every
person
who
is
standing
on
the
battlefield
and
for
cops,
their
battlefield
is
everyday
life
like
in
the
cities
where
they
work.
Also
it's
not
a
superhuman
portrayal
where
the
person
can
fight
goons
all
by
herself,"
the
tabloid
quoted
Rani
as
saying.