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Mardaani 3 is sleek and stylish. It's a well-oiled machine, but it lacks the necessary punch to truly impact the viewer. Rani Mukerji returns to the big screen after almost three years, and she does so with a masterful performance. Of course, since she's reprising her role as Superintendent Shivani Shivaji Roy, her entrance could only be to the beat of vibrant music. In Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway, Mukerji's strong, shrill voice left an indelible mark on the ears. Her character, Debika, was a heroine because she could take on the Norwegian foster care system with a tone of voice capable of hurting eardrums.  Director: Abhiraj Minawala Writers: Aayush Gupta, Deepak Kingrani, Baljeet Singh Marwah Stars: Rani Mukerji, Janki Bodiwala, Mallika Prasad However, Mardaani 3 gives Mukerji a welcome befitting a heroine. This is the Mukerji I admire: the Mukerji with a screen presence more imposing than any recent macho hero in a mediocre, adrenaline-fueled action film. As Shivani, the ...