To wake Rani Mukerji fans from slumber, a new poster of her forthcoming film Hichki is released on Saturday, February 10. The immensely talented actress who is ready to make her Bollywood comeback post maternity break is looking in fine form. Rani who plays the role of a teacher having a nervous system disorder called, Tourette Syndrome is seen with her class. From the previously released trailer, we very well know how her class is full of unruly students. However, Rani Mukerji seems confident of crossing every hurdle she faces on her way to win the trust of her students and prove to be a good teacher.

The poster shared by trade analyst Taran Adarsh on his Twitter handle writes, ‘New poster of #Hichki...Stars Rani Mukerji... Siddharth P Malhotra directs... Produced by Maneesh Sharma... Presented by Aditya Chopra... 23 March 2018 release.’ As we all know the release date of Rani’s film is pushed by a month from February 23 to March 23, fans will have to be content with the new poster. And honestly, the poster is worth a good look.

It shows Rani and her contagious smile looking all dreamy. She is sitting with a bunch of school kids on either of her sides. Some of them seem studious and have their heads buried in books while others seem up for some mischief. Whatever they may be doing, students in the company of Rani definitely look like an exciting team.

After playing a tough cop in Mardani, Rani has chosen another exciting role in form of a common girl who has Tourette Syndrome that forces people to make repetitive movements or sounds, involuntarily. Movie buffs have seen Rani Mukerji beautifully essay the role a blind and deaf woman in 2005’s Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Black and how she did an absolute justice to it. Her fans are now excited to watch the actress spread magic in Hichki, which is helmed by Siddharth P Malhotra.

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