Rani Mukerji’s Daughter Adira Writes Emotional Note Marking Actor’s 30 Years in Bollywood

Rani Mukerji is in her 30 years of cinema and on a recent incident during an event, she started to cry and so did the entire crowd. Karan Johar, a filmmaker, was talking to the actor when he caught her off guard by reading her a handwritten letter that was sent by her 10-year-old daughter, Adira. Written expressly on the occasion of the milestone year of films, the note was addressed to nothing more than Mamma. In a viral video of the incident, Karan reads the letter to the audience and a weeping Rani step by step.

“Hello Mama, first of all I just want to say how much I love you. You are the best mother in the world. We have shared countless memories together, joyful, tearful and of course funny. There are some qualities I like about you, some qualities I don’t and some qualities I have inherited from you. Some qualities I have got from you are my acting, dancing and painting skills. One quality I don’t like about you but have got from you is your short temper,” Karan read aloud. The touching letter was soon shared virally and the fans did not fail to comment on the tenderness of the words used by Adira. And the rest of the video is below:

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When Rani's voice was dubbed

Rani also took the time to look back and see how she had made her way in the industry and some of her challenges during this period in the conversation. She remembered how one actor Aamir Khan had told her at one time when she was filming Ghulam (1998) that her voice was not suitable to play this part so her lines got dubbed. “I could not show the fact that I was upset because you need to be a team player when you are part of the film… Even if there are personal disappointments it does not matter if the intent is true for the film,” she said.

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Rani also got emotional and recalled how Karan Johar comforted her to use her natural voice in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998). “I really owe this to Karan. When we were shooting for the trailer of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai… you asked me whether I had dubbed my voice in my first film and if I had a problem with it and I said no, I did dub my voice. You said, ‘I love your voice!’ and I still remember it. Thanks to you Karan that I could retain my voice,” she said, as Karan kissed her on stage.

The voice of Rani in Ghulam was dubbed by Mona Ghosh Shetty. Subsequently, Karan cast her in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai in the same year where she used her original voice, which contributed to shaping her unique screen image.

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