Rani has soft corner for Big Three
27 Nov 2012 9:47 PM GMT
Candid Rani Mukerji has confessed she has a soft corner for all three Khans of Bollywood — Salman, Shah Rukh and Aamir — with whom she worked at an impressionable age.
‘I have a soft corner for Salman, Shah Rukh and Aamir because at an impressionable age, I worked with them. I was 17-18. At that age, you look up to some people and that always remains irrespective of whatever happens,’ said the actress in a group interview.
‘Your comfort level with them is such that you can’t compare it with any other co-star. The kind of love and support they showed towards me when I was a newcomer will stay with me for life,’ said the 34-year-old who acted with Shah Rukh Khan in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Paheli.
With Salman, she featured in Chori Chori and Baabul.
She worked with Aamir in Ghulam and Mangal Pandey and will now be seen with him in Talaash releasing 30 November.
‘I started my career with them. So I do look up to them in a different way,’ she said.
Talaash is her second release this year after Anurag Kashyap’s Aiyyaa, which failed to impress her fans.
‘With experienced directors, you gain experience, energy and spirit,’ she said.
‘I have a soft corner for Salman, Shah Rukh and Aamir because at an impressionable age, I worked with them. I was 17-18. At that age, you look up to some people and that always remains irrespective of whatever happens,’ said the actress in a group interview.
‘Your comfort level with them is such that you can’t compare it with any other co-star. The kind of love and support they showed towards me when I was a newcomer will stay with me for life,’ said the 34-year-old who acted with Shah Rukh Khan in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Paheli.
With Salman, she featured in Chori Chori and Baabul.
She worked with Aamir in Ghulam and Mangal Pandey and will now be seen with him in Talaash releasing 30 November.
‘I started my career with them. So I do look up to them in a different way,’ she said.
Talaash is her second release this year after Anurag Kashyap’s Aiyyaa, which failed to impress her fans.
‘With experienced directors, you gain experience, energy and spirit,’ she said.
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