Rani Mukerji Exclusive Interview with Anupama Chopra | Film Companion Front Row

After her latest hit film Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway, Rani Mukerji speaks with Anupama Chopra about her journey as an actor, sharing candid thoughts on her roles, relationships, and how she’s evolved with changing times. She also delves into her relationship with Aditya Chopra and reveals the secret to keeping the spark alive in their marriage. Furthermore, Rani discusses the roles that have shaped her, the ones she's turned down, and the lessons each character has left her with.

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00:00 - Rani Mukerji Exclusive Interview
02:32 - Writing her own book & the thought behind it
04:28 - Journey of being a woman in the industry
06:57 - Husband (Aditya Chopra) is more outgoing
09:10 - Aditya Chopra in the book
09:45 - Rani's mom on her acting career
11:29 - Destined to face the camera
12:20 - Screen test at the age of 16
13:25 - Acting just came to Rani
15:02 - I don't do prep; I don't get it
17:00 - One-take artist
17:35 - Can't be content as an actor
20:23 - The director is the first audience
21:18 - I love romantic films
21:55 - The art of lip sync
22:45 - We had no option but to work hard
23:36 - Being a housewife
24:16 - We talk about each other's work and respect it
27:38 - It's easy to refuse Aditya Chopra
30:23 - Rani loves theatrical releases
32:44 - Women change the narrative
34:40 - Cinema needs to be watched as a community
36:54 - Rani likes to shock Aditya Chopra
38:19 - Mardaani 3?
40:41 - Rani values her fans too much
41:17 - Audience Q&A

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