'Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway', 'Black' and 'Hichki': Unforgettable Rani Mukerji movies that touched every emotion

Why We Loved It: 'Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway' is a powerful drama inspired by the real-life story of Sagarika Chakraborty. Rani Mukerji plays a fierce mother fighting against the Norwegian government to regain custody of her children, taken away due to cultural differences. The film highlights a mother’s undying love and raises questions about parenting across borders. It’s emotional, gripping, and showcases one of Rani’s most impactful performances.

Why We Loved It: As a teacher battling Tourette Syndrome, Rani gave an inspiring performance that was equal parts heartwarming and motivating. Her rapport with underprivileged students and her never-give-up attitude made this film both emotional and triumphant.

Why We Loved It: In this Sanjay Leela Bhansali masterpiece, Rani played a deaf-blind woman with such intensity and grace, it left audiences in tears. Her journey of learning, resilience, and emotional breakdowns were raw, powerful, and unforgettable. It remains one of the finest performances ever seen in Bollywood.

Why We Loved It: As a fiery journalist determined to bring justice in a high-profile murder case, Rani was fierce, bold, and unforgettable. Her dialogues, body language, and boldness made us root for her and celebrate justice.

Why We Loved It: Rani was a riot as the small-town girl with big dreams who teams up with Abhishek Bachchan to become a con artist. Her comic timing, accent, and chemistry with Abhishek had us smiling throughout this charming caper. The colorful costumes and catchy songs (remember 'Kajra Re'?) added to the fun.

Why We Loved It: Rani roared back into action with 'Mardaani', playing a fearless police officer taking down human traffickers. It was empowering, gripping, and her dialogues became iconic. The sequel, 'Mardaani 2', raised the stakes further, and she owned every frame with steely confidence and empathy.