26 years in films, Bollywood's fourth-generation actor, Kajol walks down the memory lane with mid-day's Sit with Hitlist

The 1998 film Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Karan Johar's directorial debut, had featured Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol and Rani Mukerji

Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji came as guests on Salman Khan's quiz show, Dus Ka Dum and had a gala time together

Rachel Griffiths was extremely impressed with Rani Mukerji's work graph

Siddharth Malhotra's directed venture will hit 15 screens in Kazakhstan, making it the biggest release for a Hindi feature film in the nation since 2015, when Bajrangi Bhaijaan hit screens

Rani Mukerji's films like Black and Hichki have been instrumental in transforming people's outlook towards those with special needs

"I feel very proud and thankful that Hichki has been accepted and loved by audiences here. It's a story with universal resonance, and it's spirit of positivity has won over Indians and locals here

It was a starry affair last night in Melbourne, Australia as some of the biggest Bollywood stars made their presence at the annual Indian Film Festival of Melbourne Awards Night

Last year, Manish Malhotra hosted a bash at his home, which was attended by Rekha, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Vidya Balan, Rani Mukerji, Shabana Azmi, Tina Ambani and Karan Johar

Several B-Town folk like Rani Mukerji, Rajkumar Hirani, Vicky Kaushal and Ali Fazal are attending the festival, which runs till August 22

Dus Ka Dum's finale episode will have Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji as guests

Sonam's sister, Rhea sent a sneaker-shaped bouquet, as he is a shoe buff

Hichki is a story of an aspiring teacher played by Rani Mukherji, who suffers from Tourette syndrom

This year the festival will honour Shashi kapoor and Sridevi, who passed away recently, by holding special screenings of their two iconic films Siddhartha and Chandni

Rani Mukerji, who has also been nominated in a category for the award at Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, will hoist the Indian National Flag as the chief guest at the event

The 'Excellence in Cinema' Award this year will be given to the actress, whose film Hichki focuses on overcoming a physical challenge with sheer determination and positivity

One of Bollywood's most sensational talents, Rani Mukerji meticulously deconstructs her life before and after films

Hichki is a story of an aspiring teacher played by Rani Mukherji, who suffers from Tourette syndrome. The film recently received a standing ovation at the Shanghai International Film Festival

Hichki, starring Rani Mukerji as a woman who deals with Tourette syndrome but goes on to become a teacher, was screened as part of The Belt and Road Week at the film festival on 16 June

Director Siddharth Malhotra said he was honoured to have bagged the opportunity to take his film overseas