CJI Chandrachud and all the judges of the Supreme Court will watch ‘Missing Ladies’, know which film stars will be seen in it

Supreme Court: Supreme Court judges and registry officers including Chief Justice DY Chandrachud will watch the movie Missing Ladies on Friday (9 August 2024). A special screening of this film will be held in the Supreme Court auditorium from 4.15 pm on Friday. This is one of the steps taken by the court to create awareness about gender equality. The film’s producer Aamir Khan and director Kiran Rao will also be present at this special screening. After the screening, the judges and their family members will also talk to them.

The audience appreciated the movie a lot

The film Missing Ladies was released on Netflix on 1 March 2024. The film revolves around two brides, Phool (Nitanshi Goyal) and Pushpa (Pratibha Ranta), who accidentally switch places on the train. The film received a tremendous response from the audience. According to the news agency ANI report, writer Sneha Desai, who wrote the screenplay and dialogues of Missing Ladies, said that the makers wanted the audience to be aware of the social situation through the characters of Phool and Pushpa.

What did CJI say about screening?

According to a Bar and Bench report, the plan to screen the movie Missing Ladies in the Supreme Court auditorium came to CJI’s wife Kalpana Das when she watched the movie with the staff. According to the report, CJI said about the screening of the movie Missing Ladies, “This is an initiative to sensitize the employees of the Supreme Court, that is why the screening is going to be held in the auditorium. There are many things in the Supreme Court that are not publicized. Like now we also have a 24-hour Ayurvedic clinic inside the Supreme Court for the treatment and rest of the employees. So this screening is also for mutual bonding among our members.”

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