I have become more confident than ever before: Rani Mukherjee

The only thing that can break me is when my audiences don’t want to see me anymore,” says Rani Mukherjee, who has had a long innings in the industry. The actress is currently on a high after the success of her latest film No One Killed Jessica, where the critics and audiences have applauded her performance.

The doe-eyed actress looks back on her journey and says, “I have become more confident than ever before. When I entered the industry years ago, I was quite naive and innocent. Over the years, I have changed according to the demands of life and have become much smarter now. I have learnt not to react to certain things that are being said about me,” says Rani, who was almost written off by critics after the debacle of Dil Bole Hadippa.

The actress says that she is now looking forward to doing better work. “For me, it’s a challenge and I am working hard. It’s not that I was not offered roles, but I have to scrutinise a script before taking it up because of my image and respectability. My fans will always expect good work out of me. It’s a constant reaction I keep getting from my fans. It’s for them to decide whether to make me a star or not,” she says.

Rani rocks in No One Killed Jessica

No One Killed Jessica review and box office report, Rani rules. No One Killed Jessica is the talk of the town. The film is based on the life story of model Jessica Lal who was killed by a son of a powerful man. The film has many twists and turns.

The producer has highlighted the problem faced by Jessica’s family members, including her sister Sabrina Lall. She single-handedly mounted pressure on the government and judiciary to do justice. Long at last justice was delivered and her killer is behind the bars.

The film shows how things were tempered at the scene of crime. But there was such a media and public pressure that justice was delivered.

Initially efforts were made to weaken the case. The bullets fired from a “22 bore Italian Baretta” at the scene of crime was mysteriously swapped in the forensic lab. In the film the cop is shown frustrated. However, he took home a bribe of Rs 70 lakh. He was shown doing so merely not to hurt the murder-accused at the time of interrogation.

The cop reasons: “Sab koi khaata hai (Everybody eats). Kisliye, mein fark hai (For what, is the point).” This only depicts the fact that how Indians are tolerant toward corruption at large. It has become part of Indian society.

Corruption is so entrenched in society that it is no more look down at. As a young girl (Vidya Balan who plays the role of Sabrina Lal is shown fighting the battle herself. Interestingly, she got support from the media and the public.

Rani Mukherjee teams up with Aamir Khan again

After 2005, Rani Mukherjee and Aamir Khan will unite once again in Reema Katgi’s upcoming suspense drama.

“I am doing a film with Aamir. Over the years our chemistry will only get better, so it’ll be better in this film,” Rani told reporters.
“For me its wonderful to work with Aamir and specially after so long because the last film I did with him was Mangal RaniPandey: The Rising and over there also it was not a film based on us. But this one is more about us,” she added.

The 32-year-old also revealed her favorite actors.
“Shah Rukh and Aamir have always been my favorites and I have learnt a lot from them in my professional pursuits and in my life. It is my great honor that I worked with them in such wonderful films. I can do anything for them,” she said.

The actress also want’s to re unite with SRK.
“I’m going to meet Shah Rukh and tell him that he better start a film with me soon because I’m missing working with him,” she said.

My career is already made, Nobody can make or break my career:Rani Mukerjee.

She maybe hurt following talk about the end of her career, but Bollywood actress Rani Mukherjee says such predictions will not break her.

"I feel bad when people say that Rani Mukerjee is finished. My career is already made. Nobody can make or break my career," the actress says.

"It is my fans who decided to make me a star. The only thing that will break me is when the love of my audience won’t be there with me and the fact that they don’t want to see me in films," she adds.

The 32-year-old Bengali beauty says being an actor she has the "huge responsibility" to entertain the audience with her every film.

"As they (audience) love me so much the least I can do for them is to do a role that is drastically different from my previous film. I want my audience to see a new and different Rani all the time. In my last film (Dil Bole Haddipa) I was a Sardar boy and in No One Killed Jessica I am a journalist," she says.

Rani, who craves for exciting and different roles, says actors are beggars who wait for good scripts.

"Every year I want to come with two-three films. I hope I get offers for roles that are exciting enough like the one in No One Killed Jessica or the one that I am doing in Aamir’s film," she says.

Directed by Rajkumar Gupta, the No One killed Jessica is based on the murder case of model Jessica Lal who was shot dead in 1999 by Manu Sharma, son of a Haryana politician, in a Delhi night club.

The film, which releases on January 7, also features Vidya Balan as Jessica’s sister Sabrina, who fought to get justice for her sister.