Everything about Rani Mukherjee

Name: Rani Mukherjee 
Birth: Born on 1978-03-21 at , West Bengal India
Height: 5' 2''
Nationality: Indian
Profession: Actress
Father: Ram Mukherjee
Brother: Raja Mukherjee (Retired Director)
Mother: Krishna Mukherjee ( Playback Singer )
Brother: Raja Mukherjee ( Film Producer )
Aunty : Debashree Roy ( Actress )
Rani Mukherjee’s School : Maneckjee Cooper High School in Juhu.
Rani Mukherjee enrolled in Mithibai College, Mumbai .
Rani Mukherjee’s Favourites :
* Favourite comic: Archie and Donald Duck
* Favourite outfit: Anything comfortable
* Favourite hobby: Dancing ( She is a trained Odissi dancer )
* Favourite food: Rohu Fish made by her mom
* Favourite Perfume: Polo Sport
* Favourite holiday: Sikkim
* Favourite Film : Titanic
* Favourite gift: Diamond ring her dad gave her.
* Favourite Best features of herself : Her smile and eyes
* Favourite God : Sai baba ( visits Shridi once a year )

QUOTES
"When I did Ghulam (with Aamir) and Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (with Shah Rukh), I was treated like a child. Both of them were very protective towards me. I will always be thankful to them. They played a very important role in shaping my career..."

"Black will always be special to me. I can't expect every film to have a character like Michelle. For me, it's important to have a different character in every film. And I give 100 percent to all my characters, regardless of whether they are light or serious"

"The kiss with Kamal Haasan (in Hey! Ram) was mechanical. He was constantly checking the right angle. Where was the passion?"

"I don't party, I don't get drunk and I don't have affairs. So all my passion goes into my work."

"Kamal Hassan re-invented the actress in me after the 'Hey Ram' experience."
"When Karan wanted my voice to be dubbed for 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai', I really thought that it was bad and very husky and rough, but slowly I worked to improve my diction, and am now quite comfortable with it."

"You sign two films with a hero and it's said you're having a scene with him. Please, the only scenes I'm into are in front of the camera."

"Why should I try to imitate Kajol? I am not a mimicry artist."

"It's frustrating for the media to see me going about my work like Florence Nightingale - They'd like me to be Rangeeli Rani."

"I'd never trade my dad's house, even for Buckingham Palace. I'm very sentimental about living with my parents."

"I'd rather have a room full of cuddly teddy bears than a diamond necklace in a safe deposit locker."

"On her character in The Rising (2005): "See, my role started as a cameo. I was supposed to play the widow Jwala's character - yes, the one Aishwarya Rai was supposed to have done. Now Amisha Patel is doing that. When I read the script, I fell in love with the small role of the prostitute. There were two or three very good scenes. The script underwent a change, and I got more space than before. But it's still a cameo - nothing like what Smita Patil did with Ketan Mehta in Mirch Masala, though I wish had."

"I can never be rude to people who want photographs and autographs, but I don't like to be followed and stared at constantly."

"My schedule for the day is somewhat fixed. I wake up early; go for my work-out. Play with the baby for a while, get ready and then I am off for my shoots. After work, I come home directly, play with her as long as she is awake. Then I have my dinner and hit the bed. That's it. My life revolves around my shooting schedules and Myeisha's daily routines."

"I cannot take 'Rani the actress' off me compeletely I owe a lot to her."

"Maybe I would like to see what it's like to be a man. You know, see what it's like to be able to flirt easily with women, to be a 'charmer.'"

"Now I put my heart and soul into every role I do. Post-'Black', people's expectations are scary."

"For me, hypocrisy is a total no-no."

"I get so passionate about anything I do, I don't know how I can balance a personal with a professional life."

"Preity is a lovely co-star. All our films together have worked. She keeps joking that she'll put me in her wedding picture to ensure her marriage would be a super hit ."

"Everyone says I should not dress up like that. But my fans on the e-mail seem to love my saris. So why shouldn't I?"

"And if I was found to be good for two awards, it doesn't mean I should be given just one just to make the awards look more democratic."

"Tomorrow, when it's all gone and I'm married, I need to be that simple Bengali girl, which I am at heart."

"If you don't grow as an actor, you don't change."

"I don't feel insecure but I always want to do better films."

"I've slogged hard to get where I am."

"I don't believe that by doing an item number or looking sexy you break your goody-two shoes image."