Revisiting Rani Mukerji's Iconic Roles
To celebrate Rani Mukerji's 45th birthday, let’s look back at some of her most celebrated performances.
To celebrate Rani Mukerji's 45th birthday, let’s look back at some of her most celebrated performances.
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Based on a true story, Rani Mukerji plays Debika Chatterjee, an immigrant stay-at-home mother of two who fights against an entire nation to win the custody of her children [Image: Rotten Tomatoes]
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In Hichki, Mukherjee plays Naina Mathur, a woman who has Tourette syndrome, which causes her to make uncontrollable sounds like hiccups [Image: BookMyShow]
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Black beautifully portrays the teacher-student bond, and Mukerjee excels at portraying the role of a physically challenged woman [Image: LatestLY]
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Based on a true story by Jessica Lal, Mukerji plays the role of a fiery journalist, Meera Gaity, who would go to any extent to fight for justice [Image: IMDb]
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In both Mardaani and Mardaani 2, Mukerji plays a fierce cop, Shivani Roy. She does bring out the grit and determination of a cop who wants to bring down criminals [Image: Google Play]
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She played the role of a Pakistani lawyer Saamiya Siddiqui in Yash Chopra's romance-drama Veer-Zaara featuring Shah Rukh Khan and Priety Zinta in pivotal roles. [Image: BollyBrit]
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Mukerjee plays Vimmi (Babli), an unapologetic, outspoken, and charming woman who runs away from home to pursue her dreams [Image: India Today]
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Mukerji plays an eccentric woman, Meenakshi, meets Surya, a Tamil artist, and is instantly attracted to him [Image: NDTV]
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She portrayed Shashi, a Bengali housewife married to a goon named Lallan Singh hailing from Bihar in Yuva [Image: IMDb]
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