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This Article is From Sep 26, 2012

Why playing a Maharashtrian is special for Bengali Rani Mukherji

Why playing a Maharashtrian is special for Bengali Rani Mukherji
Role in upcoming movie Aiyyaa is close to Rani Mukherjee's heart
Mumbai: A Bengali brought up in Mumbai, Rani Mukherji says essaying a Maharashtrian girl in Aiyyaa made it all the more special.

The role of a Maharashtrian girl named Meenakshi Deshpande in the movie was like a dream come true for her, says Rani Mukherji.

"I have always said that I am actually a Maharashtrian girl because I have been born and brought up in Maharashtra. Being a Mumbaikar, Marathi language is not alien to me. It was my dream or wish that some day I should play a Marathi girl's role and with Aiyyaa, this dream has come true," the 34-year-old said at a promotional event.

An Anurag Kashyap production, Aiyyaa, releasing Oct 12, also stars southern actor Prithviraj.

In the movie, Rani Mukherji has imitated screen divas Madhuri Dixit, Sridevi and Juhi Chawla and says being a fan of them all, helped her in emulating their dance moves.

Rani Mukherji says she and director Sachin Kundalkar are equally big fans of the three actresses.

"He (Sachin) has been a huge fan of Juhi, Madhuri and Sri-ji, so when he discussed the idea with me, I told him that it's unbelievable that even I am similarly a fan of theirs. I have grown up loving them," Rani said at a promotional event for the film here.

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