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Rani Mukerji's Hichki to release in Taiwan
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Thursday, October 04, 2018
Rani Mukerji’s heart-warming film Hichki, which released in India earlier this year and earned immense acclaim for the actor's incredible act, has now become a worldwide success story. Given the universal appeal of the film, Hichki has been released in several key countries across the world and has opened to a good response. Now, the film is all set to release in Taiwan on November 2, 2018. The movie is being re-titled as ‘My Teacher with Hiccups’ for the Taiwanese audience.
The film’s Taiwanese poster also has a motivating thought written on it. It reads – ‘Never limit yourself, don’t be afraid, even though you have some inborn disability’. So far, Hichki has had an international release in Russia and Kazakhstan, and now, it is expected to wow audiences in Taiwan. The film is also releasing in Hong Kong on November 8 and China on October 12. Mukerji, who earned accolades and even awards for her flawless performance, plays Naina Mathur, a school teacher dealing with an involuntary nervous system disorder - Tourette Syndrome. The film has been widely loved by audiences and critics alike across the world.
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Top 5 moments from Veer Zaara
Love it or hate it (really?), but you definitely cannot ignore the magic of late Yash Chopra's romantic saga, Veer Zaara. On this day, a decade back, the film clashed at the box office with Abbas - Mustan's Aitraaz, during the 'big' Diwali weekend. While Aitraaz got a good response among the masses, it was Veer Zaara that went on to win everyone's heart. While a few critics and audience members argued that the slow pace and stretched climax may have affected the film, die-hard romantics and fans of Shah Rukh Khan (and may I add, fans of Chopra sir) overlooked their analysis and went on to become of the last few films to celebrate a winning silver jubilee at the cinemas. Some of the romantic and emotional moments in the film were enough to melt any heart.


