1 / 6Rani Mukerji delivers a powerhouse performance as a mother fighting against all odds for the custody of her children, battling against societal norms and legal hurdles. Based on a true story, her portrayal resonates deeply, highlighting the lengths a mother would go to protect her family.Through her nuanced performance, Rani captures the emotional depth of a character navigating through legal battles and societal pressures, resonating with anyone who has ever fought for what they believe in.2 / 6In this poignant tale, Saiyami Kher embodies the role of a paraplegic cricketer who defies physical limitations to represent the Indian women's cricket team, despite losing her arm. Inspired by real-life paraplegic cricketers, Saiyami's portrayal shines a light on the indomitable human spirit. Her portrayal as a paraplegic cricketer is a testament to the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity. By bringing to life the challenges and triumphs of a character who refuses to let physical limitations define her, Saiyami inspires audiences to look beyond disabilities and embrace the power of determination and perseverance.3 / 6Taapsee Pannu's portrayal of Amrita Sabarwal, a woman fighting for her self-respect in the face of societal pressure, is both nuanced and impactful. The film delves into the complexities of relationships and societal expectations, with her performance garnering widespread acclaim for its authenticity and depth. Her character's journey to reclaim her self-respect after experiencing domestic violence serves as a powerful commentary on the importance of standing up for one's dignity, challenging norms, and advocating for change.4 / 6Janhvi Kapoor's portrayal of real-life Indian Air Force pilot Gunjan Saxena captures the essence of courage and determination. As one of the first women to fly in a combat zone during the Kargil War, Gunjan Saxena's story is a testament to resilience, with Kapoor's performance earning praise for its authenticity and sincerity. Through Janhvi's performance, audiences are reminded of the significance of breaking barriers and pursuing one's passion, regardless of societal expectations.5 / 6As the lead character in 'Panga,' Kangana Ranaut brings to life the inspiring journey of a national-level Kabbadi player navigating through triumphs, struggles, and societal stereotypes. The film emphasizes the importance of family support and perseverance, with Kangana Ranaut's portrayal resonating with audiences of all ages. Through her performance, Kangana captures the complexities of balancing ambition with family responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, love, and support in achieving one's dreams.6 / 6Richa Chadha's portrayal of Devi, a young woman grappling with societal stigma towards premarital sex, is both poignant and powerful. Richa Chadha's nuanced performance in 'Masaan' showcases her versatility as an actor, earning her acclaim for her portrayal of complex characters. Her performance captures the complexities of human emotions, shedding light on the resilience and strength found in moments of vulnerability and adversity.