Mumbai: Between the ongoing debate around Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone reported demand For a change of eight -hour work, Rani Mukherjee has weighed the discussion, which reflects her journey to balance the work and motherhood.
Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s upcoming film Spirit promoted Deepika’s exit, Prabhas starring, promoted industry-wide conversation on work-life balance in cinema at the request for an eight-hour working day.
Rani, known for the acclaimed performance in Ghulam, no one killed Jessica, Mardaani and Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway, recalled her upbreaking experience during the shooting of the 2018 film Hickey, when her daughter Adira was just 14 months old.
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In a conversation with Annie, she said, “When I did ‘hiccup’, Adira was 14 months old, and I was still breastfeeding her, so I had to drink milk in the morning and go in the morning, and I was shooting in a college in the city.”
Ace Star explained in detail how his schedule was carefully designed around his daughter’s needs.
“Juhu in the suburbs in the suburbs to that place, and the traffic takes about two hours. So I made it in a way, where in the morning I will leave at 6:30 pm after expressing my milk and I will shoot. I used to use traffic at 8 am and I used to work before 6-7. 3 pm.
He insisted that flexible hours have always been based on mutual understanding. “These things are in conversation today because people are probably discussing outside it. But it has been an ideal with all businesses. I have also done this where I have worked for a few hours. If the producer is fine with it, you move forward with the film. If the producer is not right with it, you don’t do the film. So it is not an option.
The ‘Ghulam’ actor discussed taking a break from films to focus on increasing his daughter and also talked about the fact that women actors would have to maintain this work-life balance; However, men are not forced to do so in the industry.
“Men do not have to undergo a physical change. In addition, I think we undergo a physical change with our emotional change, as we become mothers. Life makes life.
He said, “I think this is fine, when they say that God may have assigned us to have children, imagine that if men should have children, they will drive people crazy. Now, they have a lot of time in their hands, so they are having war. If they had children, there is no war in the world if they had children. Because they will be busy in preparing the child.”
Rani Mukherjee was recently awarded the Best Actress Award at the 71st National Film Awards for her performance in the film ‘Mrs.’. Chatterjee vs Norway. ,
The role of the queen is based on the real -life case of Chatterjee vs. Norway Sagarika Chakraborty in ‘Mrs.’, whose children were taken by the Norwegian government in 2011. Rani has played the role of mother Debika, who fought the foreign legal system to bring her children back.
Since her screen debut in “Biier Phool” in 1996, Rani has made a strong career. From winning heart with ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ in 1998, from winning many films, she has always chosen roles that show strength and feeling.