Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway

5-for a woman who was born in India, visited Norway and is a western country citizen by choice-not birth. Yes-5 please. I’m married to an Indian and I was in tears watching this movie. This is a brilliant movie. Wish there were more votes-this is an excellent example of how India is life-giving in culture-hence the population and the western culture is life-consuming-hence the need for immigrants. This is a moral story. Please see with a lens that is not euro centric. Lovely story, acting etc etc. My vote to life

I live in Sweden and the first thing I was afraid of after coming here was that the authorities would take me away from my mother. I didn't think about what was better for me, what gave me great opportunities, I just knew that I wouldn't be able to stay away from my mother and I was 13 years old at the time. This whole foster care system, which takes children from their parents in bullshit, no one can give children more peace and security than their own parents. If children are not abused by their parents, there is no need to separate them from their parents, based on how they eat, dress or live in their own homes.

Sverige också är samma som Norge och Danmark första filmen som nånsin har sett. 1000 ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Another great movie with Rani Mukherji. Based on real-life story, what a gripping movie and unbelievable story of what happened for indian immigrants in Norway. Thank God Mrs Chatterjee won her case, no telling how many poor parents probably lost custody of their children.

"Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway" is a movie that is pretty much difficult to watch all the way through. The movie doesn't give the viewer much time at all to settle in or get to know the characters, but it does do a good job of still leaving an impact. The movie is definitely carried by an actress like Rani Mukerji who has proven time and time again she is a true Bollywood talent. I do feel sometimes the movie is a bit relentless and drags, particularly with its use of songs, which are repetitive and just designed to make the viewer more bummed about what is depicted. Overall, this is a movie that kept me engaged and despite being a tough watch, it feels important and tells its story mostly well enough to make it worth the experience.

Amazing movie full of emotion and based on a true story that unfortunately happens every day. It does an excellent job of portraying the horrors of living under a secular extremist regime and why people should stand up against them.

It's only watchable because of Rani Mukherjee's realistic portrayal of depressed, helpless mother seeking her children's authority 💝 that's really outstanding. Everything else is like melodramatic average tv drama.

If you want to know how disconnected these critics are from the audience, watch this movie. Or else just watch this movie. Not going into those critical analysis of drama and splitting hairs on direction, it's far better than being currently rated. No complaints from Rani Mukherjee and the way she can still capture the audience with her acting skills. She has carried the film on her shoulder in all emotional scenes. Story line is much better than the woke society movies that try to gain popularity on the topic rather than creating a story around it. In contrast this is just on motherhood, nothing new but nothing ordinary. Just watch it with your family and you will be avoiding eye contacts with them during emotional scenes to hide tears for sure.

This movie is truly an emotional one. I really cried watching this movie. She indeed is a fighter who fought for her children with a nation Norway. Salute to her. She is the inspiration for Billions. Thank you so much for being very much brave. So so proud of you real Sagarika chakraborty. You made all India proud.

Well made! One need not compare this movie story with the actual story that happened. Hats off to Rani Mukherji for her excellent acting! The viewer has to put oneself in a mother's shoes whose children have been taken away forcibly from her that seems as a melodrama.