Rani Mukerji plays the character of Naina Mathur, a teacher dealing with Tourette Syndrome in the forthcoming YRF production, Hichki. In the film, tackling her involuntary nervous disorder to first become a teacher and then tackle societal hichkis by nurturing a motley crew of less privileged and rebellious and irreverent kids, Rani’s journey is all about overcoming weaknesses and stigmas and converting them into  victories. Phir Kya Hai Gham, the latest song from Hichki, captures this spirit perfectly.

This catchy song in the beautiful voice of Shilpa Rao inspires us to brace for life and all that it will dish out bravely. It’s about believing in ourselves and having faith in our dreams and capabilities. The lyrics have been written by Aditya Sharma and Neeraj Rajawat and this song echoes the spirit of staying positive no matter what the circumstances. Phir Kya Hai Gham is the perfect musical salute to the spirit of Hichki.

Directed by Siddharth P Malhotra and produced by Maneesh Sharma, the movie is set to touch the hearts of audiences when it releases in UK cinemas on March 23.

The latest song from Rani Mukerji’s Hichki celebrates the human spirit to dream and achieve despite weaknesses or limiting social stigmas. Khol De Par, a beautiful melody is about courting risks and taking a chance. It’s about tapping into one’s true potential and being fearless about following one’s calling without worrying about judgments and social pressures. Arijit Singh works his magic in this soulful number. 

Canvassing the scale of the oceans, the sky and our inner voice, this song will inspire you to scale new depths within. With lilting lyrics by Raj Shekhar, Khol De Par ignites the fire in all of us to dream big, follow our dreams and ignite our potential. An innovative and varied musical mix, songs from Hichki offers a sound that appeals to each one of us.

Rani plays the character of Naina Mathur who has a nervous system disorder, Tourette Syndrome that forces an individual to make involuntary repetitive movements or sounds. Hichki focuses on turning disadvantages into opportunities and staring down at challenges that life throws at one and ultimately winning over them. Hichki is also a subtle reminder about discrimination that exists in our society and has become a part of our daily lives. It highlights this through the story of Naina, who faces discrimination from our society that firmly believes she cannot be a teacher because of her disorder. Progressive, brave and positive, the movie is about the power of will and determination. Hichki salutes the unsung efforts dedicated teachers make and their life changing impact on their students.

Directed by Siddharth P Malhotra and produced by Maneesh Sharma, the movie is set to touch the hearts of audiences when it releases on March 23.

 The catchy, street style cool song Madamji, Go Easy from Rani Mukerji starrer Hichki is now out on YouTube. Featuring her onscreen students, the motley crew of section 9F, this song from Hichki captures the irreverent, rebellious and energetic spirit of these young adults grappling with life in the basti, their poor neighborhood. 

Sung by Benny Dayal and David Klyton, and with lyrics by Raj Shekhar and David Kylton, the spunky Madamji, Go Easy is a rap meets desi hip hop track, reflecting a popular organic music form that has emerged from India’s slums and poorer urban neighborhoods. With catchy lyrics like “Sab wi-fi, hum 3G” and colloquial Mumbai terms like“Matha Pacchi”, this Hichki song has the thump and beat of popular street poetry. With Tamil rap interspersed and Mumbaiya Hindi, the words of this song get your head bobbing and your feet tapping. 

The class of 9F is made up of 14 onscreen students representing fresh, raw energy of youth. 

Rani plays the character of Naina Mathur who has a nervous system disorder, Tourette syndrome that forces an individual to make involuntary repetitive movements or sounds.Hichki focusses on turning disadvantages into opportunities and staring down at challenges that life throws at one and ultimately winning over them. It is also a subtle reminder about discrimination that exists in our society and has become a part of our daily lives. It highlights this through the story of Naina, who faces discrimination from our society that firmly believes she cannot be a teacher because of her disorder.  

Directed by Siddharth P Malhotra and produced by Maneesh Sharma, the movie is set to touch the hearts of audiences when it releases in UK cinemas via Yash Raj Films on 23rd March 2018.

Rani Mukerji went back to school, her alma mater Maneckji Cooper today to launch the promotional video from her forthcoming release, Oye Hichki. A catchy song, which is also the first song that the makers have released, sees Rani call out the prevalent social Hichkis like preference for fair skin, looking down at people with disabilities, girls not having the right to choose their life partners, etc. This video highlights the different types of discrimination prevalent in our society today that exists in each and everyone of us. This song urges everyone to identify them and overcome them, one discrimination at a time. Rani launched the song at her school Maneckji Cooper today afternoon.

Rani plays the character of Naina Mathur who has a nervous system disorder, Tourette Syndrome that forces an individual to make involuntary repetitive movements or sounds. Hichki focuses on turning disadvantages into opportunities and staring down at challenges that life throws at one and ultimately winning over them. It is also a subtle reminder about discrimination that exists in our society and has become a part of our daily lives. It highlights this through the story of Naina, who faces discrimination from our society that firmly believes she cannot be a teacher because of her disorder. Sung by Harshdeep Kaur and lyrics by Jaideep Sahni, the catchy Oye Hichki song is choreographed by none other than Vaibhavi Merchant.

Directed by Siddharth P Malhotra and produced by Maneesh Sharma, the movie is set to touch the hearts of audiences when it releases in UK cinemas via Yash Raj Films on 23 March 2018.