Rani Mukherjee

Rani Mukerji was born in Calcutta on March 21, 1978. Today she is considered one of the most popular and beautiful actresses of Indian cinema. Her name in Bengali means “Queen”. The spirit of cinematography, the girl absorbed from early childhood, as she grew up in a large acting family. Her father Ram Mukherjee is a former director, Krishna’s mother used to be a voiceover singer, and brother Raj Mukherjee is a producer. The actress was also her aunt Debashri. But perhaps the most famous relative more

Rani Mukerji was born in Calcutta on March 21, 1978. Today she is considered one of the most popular and beautiful actresses of Indian cinema. Her name in Bengali means “Queen”. The spirit of cinematography, the girl absorbed from early childhood, as she grew up in a large acting family. Her father Ram Mukherjee is a former director, Krishna’s mother used to be a voiceover singer, and brother Raj Mukherjee is a producer. The actress was also her aunt Debashri. But perhaps the most famous relative is her beautiful cousin Kajol, with whom Rani is often compared by journalists.

Rani’s debut in the movie was not too successful – the film “Wedding motorcade” did not particularly impress the audience. But the next two films “Disobedient to fate” and “Everything in life happens” made a real furor.
The actress, as they say, became popular. A lot of offers to star in the most diverse films fell, and Renia tried not to refuse anyone.
In 2000, the film “Killer involuntarily” was released in the title role with Renia, occupying the honorable sixth place in box office. But the rest of the paintings with the participation of the actress remain second-rate.

In 2002, Rhenia took off on a new wave of success, starring in Anatomy of Love. The film had good collections and earned critical acclaim.

In 2003, the film “Roads of Love” was released, where she starred with Shah Rukh Khan. And 2004 truly became a star for the actress - two films "At the Crossroads of Destinies" and "You and I" She received awards for Best Supporting Actress for the first film and Best Actress for the second. Further, Rani played the role of a Pakistani lawyer in the film Vir and Zara, after which she was recognized as the most popular actress for Yash Raj Films - the largest Bollywood film company.
In 2005, the highest-grossing films “Banti and Bably” and “Insurrection” were released. The film “Last Hope” finally made Rani one of the first stars of Bollywood cinema.
On January 29, 2012, at the 57th Filmfare Awards 2012, Rani received a Black Lady statuette as Best Supporting Actor (female) for No One Killed Jessica and became the first actress in the history of the Filmfare Awards to have 7 statuettes in her piggy bank. /