Women's Day 2024: Top 3 Movies That Capture the Spirit of Womanhood

The era where princesses needed rescuing or crown princes are long gone. In today's world, women are excelling in various fields of life. While womanhood deserves to be celebrated every day, UNESCO designates March 8 as International Women's Day. What better way to mark the occasion, than by watching films that brilliantly embody the essence of femininity? We have compiled a list of inspiring films that celebrate the determination and strength of independent women. Whether you're in the mood for a feel-good experience, a classic tearjerker, or a powerful story with valuable lessons, our list has something for every taste.

'Little Women'

Boasting a starcast including Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, and Timothée Chalamet, Greta Gerwig's cinematic interpretation of Louisa May Alcott's enduring novel, Little Women, stands out for its refreshing and innovative approach. Against the backdrop of the Civil War, the story unfolds around the four March sisters, Meg, Beth, Amy and Jo, each with different ambitions. Through their journeys, these women offer valuable lessons about resilience, determination and the importance of standing up for one's beliefs. Watch this movie on Zee5.

'Wonder Woman'

The 2017 film starring Gal Gadot marked the notable entry of a female superhero into a field traditionally dominated by male counterparts. In this movie, when an American pilot crashes on the land of Diana, the fierce warrior queen of the Amazons, he brings news of a massive conflict wreaking havoc on the outside world. Convinced that she can end the war, Diana leaves her home and begins a journey. As she fights alongside the men, she discovers her true superpowers and accepts her destiny.

'Iron Lady'

Meryl Streep, known as one of Hollywood's greatest actresses, has given an unforgettable performance as Margaret Thatcher in 'The Iron Lady'. This autobiographical drama traces Thatcher's journey through her early years, where she worked tirelessly to overcome gender and class barriers and eventually became England's first female Prime Minister. Streep's portrayal adds depth and nuance to her portrayal of this iconic political figure.