<p>Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji thinks one should stop categorising films as male and female centric.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"I think this term woman-centric is a bit strange because we don't call normal films male-centric. I think we should stop calling a film as male or female centric, it should be a good or a bad film," Rani told reporters at the promotional event of her upcoming film 'Mardaani'.<br /><br />Romantic films are by default woman centric as a love story is incomplete without a heroine, she thinks.<br /><br />"Love stories are women centric as you cannot have a love story without the female protagonist. Sometimes it is female protagonist who has a better role than the hero," she said.<br /><br />"Films made by legendary filmmakers like Raj Kapoor, Yash Chopra, Sanjay Leela Bhansali have strong female protagonists, but you don't call it women centric film. If you see a female doing a title role and the film does not have a strong A-list actor then the mindset is it is a women centric film.<br /><br />"The story has to be A list. Content should be the king... it doesn't matter who is there in the film....When content is good then a film with newcomers also does well."<br /><br />'Mardaani' shows Rani in a never-before-seen avatar as she does some hardcore action and chases the bad guys.<br /><br />"I learned Israeli self-defence martial art form for girls. We have shown realistic action in the film rather than showing people flying here and there. People always wonder how a woman will do action. There is a prejudice like when a man fights so it is mind blowing but when a woman fights then they find it weak," Rani added. The film is centred around human trafficking.<br /><br />"If the film touches women in the right way then our job is done, then I would feel it was worth for me to be part of it," Rani said. This film would be Rani's first release post her marriage with director-producer Aditya Chopra. </p>
<p>Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji thinks one should stop categorising films as male and female centric.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"I think this term woman-centric is a bit strange because we don't call normal films male-centric. I think we should stop calling a film as male or female centric, it should be a good or a bad film," Rani told reporters at the promotional event of her upcoming film 'Mardaani'.<br /><br />Romantic films are by default woman centric as a love story is incomplete without a heroine, she thinks.<br /><br />"Love stories are women centric as you cannot have a love story without the female protagonist. Sometimes it is female protagonist who has a better role than the hero," she said.<br /><br />"Films made by legendary filmmakers like Raj Kapoor, Yash Chopra, Sanjay Leela Bhansali have strong female protagonists, but you don't call it women centric film. If you see a female doing a title role and the film does not have a strong A-list actor then the mindset is it is a women centric film.<br /><br />"The story has to be A list. Content should be the king... it doesn't matter who is there in the film....When content is good then a film with newcomers also does well."<br /><br />'Mardaani' shows Rani in a never-before-seen avatar as she does some hardcore action and chases the bad guys.<br /><br />"I learned Israeli self-defence martial art form for girls. We have shown realistic action in the film rather than showing people flying here and there. People always wonder how a woman will do action. There is a prejudice like when a man fights so it is mind blowing but when a woman fights then they find it weak," Rani added. The film is centred around human trafficking.<br /><br />"If the film touches women in the right way then our job is done, then I would feel it was worth for me to be part of it," Rani said. This film would be Rani's first release post her marriage with director-producer Aditya Chopra. </p>