Here are Best Women-Centric Films to Watch This Women’s Day
Women’s Day is all about strength, resilience, and empowerment. What better tribute to the day than by seeing movies that show courageous female characters and their incredible journey? Whatever the mood – a story of courage, empowerment, or overcoming norms – here are some films one must see on Women’s Day.
1. Hidden Figures (2016)
This heartwarming movie is inspired by the real lives of three African-American women mathematicians-Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson-who played a key role at NASA during the Space Race. Their brains and determination shattered racial and gender barriers, and this is a must-watch.
2. Little Women (2019)
Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s novel beautifully goes back to the tale of the March sisters and how they evolve from coping with love, ambition, and self-reliance. It’s a sisterhood and exploration tale that will never be too outdated.
3. Erin Brockovich (2000)
Based on a real-life story, this film is the story of Erin Brockovich, a single mother who exposes a major corporation for poisoning the water supply. Julia Roberts’ portrayal of Erin is inspiring, showing the power of determination and courage in the fight for justice.
4. Queen (2014)
A classic Bollywood film, Queen is the story of Rani, a bride left at the altar, who sets out on her own honeymoon trip. Her struggle for freedom and self-realization makes it such a heartwarming sight to behold.
5. Wonder Woman (2017)
For muscle, action, and adventure, feminist icon Wonder Woman is still the top movie to represent feminism. Gal Gadot’s leadership of Amazonian warrior Diana Prince with courage, compassion, and determination is inspiring.
6. The Help (2011)
The Help is a film set in the 1960s that revolves around the lives of African-American maids and their struggle towards equality and respect. It’s an inspiring film that shows the strength of standing up to make a difference.
7. English Vinglish (2012)
English Vinglish is a heartwarming Indian film that chronicles the life of Shashi, a housewife who enrolls in a class in English-speaking to make herself feel more confident and self-assured. It’s a beautiful tale of self-improvement and breaking societal cliches.
8. Mulan (2020)
The live-action adaptation of Disney Mulan brings on the screen the legend of the mythical Chinese warrior. It’s a tribute to courage, determination, and overcoming gender roles.
9. Million Dollar Baby (2004)
This tough-as-nails sports drama introduces us to Maggie Fitzgerald, a woman who’s not about to give up her dreams of being a pro boxer. Her spirit and resilience make this a for-the-books memory.
10. Legally Blonde (2001)
A satirical yet inspirational film, Legally Blonde guides us through Elle Woods as she defies probability and shows that brains and plans trump looks. It’s Woman’s Day fare at its finest!
Conclusion: These films are not only popcorn fare themselves—they represent the strength, braveness, and achievement of women everywhere. So grab some popcorn, take family or friends along, and get motivated on Women’s Day!
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