Rani Mukherji-Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Chalte Chalte' was a hit, but what made it rock at the box office, the question if haunts you, and if you wish to listen the raaz from none but the heroine of heroines Rani, you are helpless. Because you are in India, perhaps you were in Casablanca beach in Morocco on 21st July; we can say, you have lost something definitely. On Casablanca Sea beach Rani opened the secrets about her and the film 'Chalte Chalte'.
The Casablanca Film Festival, held recently, witnessed Rani Mukherji film retrospective showing four of her best films, namely 'Veer-Zaara', 'Chalte Chalte', 'Saathiya' and 'Black' with Arabic subtitles. Taking time off from her busy schedule Rani flew off to Morocco. "Fifty thousand people on the beach watching 'Chalte Chalte' with me, then asking me questions about the songs and dances, the idiom and language of expression," said Rani, apparently looking excited. . "It was an experience I'll never forget…not only because it was my first retrospective at any festival, but also because of the interaction that I had to undergo with the audience after my film was screened.
A lot of them were cinema students and their curiosity about our films and culture and their insightful questions made me very proud to represent our country and cinema," added the Bollywood queen.
Source URL: http://trendgrafitiinternasional.blogspot.com/2005/08/rani-opens-secrets-on-casablanca-beach.htmlThe Casablanca Film Festival, held recently, witnessed Rani Mukherji film retrospective showing four of her best films, namely 'Veer-Zaara', 'Chalte Chalte', 'Saathiya' and 'Black' with Arabic subtitles. Taking time off from her busy schedule Rani flew off to Morocco. "Fifty thousand people on the beach watching 'Chalte Chalte' with me, then asking me questions about the songs and dances, the idiom and language of expression," said Rani, apparently looking excited. . "It was an experience I'll never forget…not only because it was my first retrospective at any festival, but also because of the interaction that I had to undergo with the audience after my film was screened.
A lot of them were cinema students and their curiosity about our films and culture and their insightful questions made me very proud to represent our country and cinema," added the Bollywood queen.
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