Mardaani 3 Marketing Controversy: Did Makers Cross the Line ?

Mardaani 3 finally released in theaters on 30th January, and as expected, Rani Mukerji has delivered a powerful performance.

Honestly, Mardaani 1 and 2 were masterpieces in themselves. We all love this franchise. But this time, it feels like the makers crossed all limits for publicity, putting humanity to shame.

The Viral “Fake News” of Missing People

A few days ago, you must have seen some shocking news going viral on social media. Reports claimed that in Delhi, people are suddenly disappearing.

The numbers were terrifying—it was said that over 800-900 people went missing in just the first 15 days of the year. The most scary part? More than half of them were reportedly women and children.

Parents were panicked, and children were scared to go to school.

Delhi Police Exposes the Truth

Recently, Delhi Police made a shocking revelation. They clarified that this sudden “hype” was not entirely natural but was pushed through “Paid Promotions”.

Why? Because the plot of Mardaani 3 is exactly about a similar issue—a racket of missing girls.

Many people now believe that this fear was intentionally spread just to promote the movie. If this is true, it is truly shameful.

Was it Worth Scaring the Public?

I feel that producers and makers need to be more responsible. Cinema has a huge impact on society. Spreading fake panic just to sell a few tickets is not marketing; it is playing with people’s emotions.

Imagine the stress of parents who thought Delhi had suddenly become unsafe. It creates a very negative environment for everyone.

Final Thoughts

Now, it will be interesting to see if the police take any strict action against those who spread these paid rumors.

What is your opinion? Do you think it is fair to use such sensitive topics for movie promotion? Let us know in the comments.

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