Rani Mukerji

Rani Mukerji is a famous Indian actress. She is widely known for her participation in such films as "Everything Happens in Life", "Defying Fate", "Roads of Love", "Anatomy of Love" and others.

Rani was born in Calcutta in '78 to a family of famous film personalities. Her father was a popular director and her mother was a soundtrack writer. Her brother later connected his life with producing pictures, and her cousin and aunt were actresses. Interestingly, the name Rani is translated not otherwise than "queen".

Rani dreamed of a career as a famous actress since her childhood. Her dream came true at the age of fourteen, when the girl made her film debut. She was still in school, but she knew that from now on, her biography will be linked with the cinema. Her debut picture was a small film called Biyar Phool. The tape started in theaters in '92.

Rani with all the passion of youth directed all the forces and thoughts on the dream of becoming an actress. After the release of her debut picture of a young actress talked about the public. Soon the girl began to receive interesting offers from directors. Interestingly, her parents were very afraid that working in film could have a negative impact on their daughter's studies. As a result, Rani made a break in the film career and the next five years devoted exclusively to learning in college. Parents tried to give her the best education and had every opportunity to do so.

At the age of 19, Rani returns to Bollywood. Her first serious role was working in a film called "The Wedding Crane. However, the film failed miserably at the box office, barely covering the original budget. The failure of the first serious tape was not an obstacle for the young and ambitious actress. She began to actively shoot and a year later in theaters there are three projects with her participation. Two novice actress tapes have become undoubted hits in Indian cinema. These pictures like "All Happens in Life" and the tape called "unruly fate. These films instantly made Rani a star, and the parents got a great reason to be proud of their daughter.