Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Ranbir Kapoor Praises Rani Mukerji on 30-Year Milestone
Ranbir Kapoor, a famous Bollywood actor, recently praised his co-star Rani Mukerji on her 30-year milestone in the film industry.
He worked with her in his first film, Saawariya, and she encouraged him to work hard and believe in himself.
Ranbir admires Rani's grace, charm, and brilliance, both as a person and as an actor.
He also mentioned that her choice of roles has helped shape how women are portrayed in Hindi cinema.
Rani Mukerji is known for her powerful performances in films like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Hum Tum, and the Mardaani series.
Her upcoming film, Mardaani 3, is set to release on January 30 and will continue her legacy of impactful storytelling.
Ranbir Kapoor praised Rani Mukerji on her 30-year milestone in Bollywood, calling her one of the greatest actors in India.
Rani Mukerji encouraged Ranbir Kapoor early in his career, telling him that hard work would lead to success.
Ranbir admires Rani's grace, charm, and brilliance, both as a person and as an actor.
Rani Mukerji's choice of roles has influenced the portrayal of women in Hindi cinema.
Rani Mukerji's upcoming film, Mardaani 3, is set to release on January 30, continuing her legacy of impactful storytelling.
- Who
- Ranbir Kapoor and Rani Mukerji
- What
- Ranbir Kapoor praises Rani Mukerji on her 30-year milestone in Bollywood
- When
- Rani Mukerji debuted in 1996, and her upcoming film Mardaani 3 is set to release on January 30
- Where
- India
- Why
- To celebrate Rani Mukerji's 30 years in the industry and her impact on Bollywood
- Ranbir Kapoor's First Film
- Saawariya
- Rani Mukerji's Debut Year
- 1996
- Notable Films
- Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Hum Tum, Mardaani series
- Upcoming Film
- Mardaani 3
- Release Date
- January 30
- Director of Mardaani 3
- Abhiraj Minawala
- Producer of Mardaani 3
- Aditya Chopra
Sources
Rani Mukerji Is One for the Ages: Ranbir Kapoor
Ranbir Kapoor praises Rani Mukerji as a timeless talent on her 30-year milestone
Rani Mukerji To NDTV On 'Women-Centric' Films: "It's A Label We Should Stop Using"
