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Hichki - Rani Mukerji enjoys life with her students in the teaser of Oye Hichki song
Rani Mukerji will be next seen in the film Hichki. She will be seen playing the role of Naina Mathur, a teacher who suffers from Tourette syndrome in the film. The film is slated to release on March 23, 2018.
The first song of Rani Mukerji starrer Hichki is set to be unveiled on February 20, 2018. The teaser of the song titled Oye Hichki was released yesterday and it's an easy breezy track.
In the teaser, Rani, who is suffering from Tourette Syndrome, is seen dancing with her school kids and enjoying life to the fullest. The official Instagram page of Yash Raj Films shared the teaser video and captioned it stating, "यह हिचकी पानी से नहीं... समझ से जायेगी | #OyeHichki Song coming on 20th Feb. #RaniMukerji | @hichkithefilm @siddharthpmalhotra #Hichki #23rdMarch2018 #OyeHichki #songteaser #OyeHichkiteaser #20thfeb #yrf #yrfmusic"
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Rani will be launching the song in her school. Talking about it, she stated to a leading daily, "Hichki is about overcoming our weaknesses by turning them into strengths. I was deeply impacted by the positive education I received from my own teachers and I have drawn inspiration from them to play the character in the film. I feel proud to take the film's message to the students and teachers of my school."
Hichki was initially supposed to release on February 23, 2018, but now, it is postponed to March 23, 2018.
Recently, in an interview with a leading daily, Rani got candid about her stammering problem. She had said, "I was very conscious of it (stammering) early on in life, so I made sure that I worked towards my lines (from films) in such a way that I knew them thoroughly and I would know where to take the pauses exactly to be able to camouflage that. I always choose to look at the positive side of things. In fact, spending with Adira and seeing her happy gave me a lot of strength to come out of a sort of depression that I got into because of my father passing away recently."
