Rani Mukherjee Silences Her Critics With The Success Of ‘No One Killed Jessica’

Rani Mukherjee has finally given an answer to her critics who were in tearing hurry to label her chapter closed in bollywood. With NO ONE KILLED JESSICA getting an upbeat response from the audiences, Rani is hogging the spotlight once again.
The success of the film has made Rani more forthcoming with the media too. Some time back, Rani used to shudder with fear about media being on an overdrive to fathom the truth surrounding her personal and professional life.
Now, it’s a different story. Rani is upbeat about her professional life and loves to share a slice of it often.
Speaking about her personal and professional life in one breath, Rani says, “The success of NO ONE KILLED JESSICA is my answer to critics who thought my career was over. Not only my professional life but my personal life is witnessing a high too. To be honest, I look better than my twenties now. I’m being honest about this. Growing in age has never bothered me. I have just entered my thirties and I think I’m set for the best years of my life.”
With Rani finally getting the much awaited success with NO ONE KILLED JESSICA, let’s hope this fact is here to stay. Source
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Rani Mukerji Loves To Work In A Film Like “No One Killed Jessica”

The bong beauty Rani Mukerji enjoys being a part of women-centric films and says she would like do a movie where a woman is projected as a strong person.
‘Whatever films I have been a part of so far, most of them have been women-centric films. I wish to do more such films where women are shown stronger because it is a fact that women are stronger,’ Rani, who gave hits like ‘Bunty Aur Babli’ and ‘Saathiya’, told reporters here Friday.
Her role in the upcoming film ‘No One Killed Jessica’ would be a reflection of her belief where she would be seen in the role of a television journalist.
The actress was in the capital to be a part of Plan India’s fund raising auction and support the organisation’s global gender equity and equality campaign - Because I Am A Girl. Plan India promotes child rights and works to improve the quality of life of vulnerable children in India.
Rani made her Bollywood debut with the woman-centric film ‘Raja Aayegi Baraat’. She was later seen in films like ‘Mehendi’, ‘Black’, ‘Laaga Chunari Mein Daag’, ‘Hum Tum’, ‘Yuva’ and ‘Veer Zaara’ among others.
Asked about not being seen on screen much these days, she said: ‘I want to be a part of good films and play good characters. I wouldn’t like to disappoint my fans. I have always tried that every new film I do is different from others.’
‘After ‘Dil Bole Hadippa’, I found the script of ‘No One Killed Jessica’ best, so I decided to take it up. We had completed our shooting in June, but they (the makers) also needed some time to complete the film,’ she said.
‘No One Killed Jessica’ is based on model Jessica Lall who was shot dead in 1999 by Manu Sharma in a nightclub. Produced by UTV Spotboy, the film also features Vidya Balan as Jessica’s elder sister Sabrina. It will hit the screens Jan 7 next year. Source
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