Rani dressed in an abstract print outfit with her smoky eyes carried her broad smile, quite effectively. The actress seemed at her comfortable best while she sipped the hot green tea and started indulging into a conversation. No One Killed Jessica, Aiyyaa and now Talaash, the journey for Rani in last three years seems to be slow, but steady. "One movie a year is not really a conscious decision, but one film at a time is definitely, yes. When I am shooting for a particular film, I would like to shoot for that one and once I finish it, I start work on my next project," said Rani calmly.
While many of her fans call her the lady Aamir Khan of Bollywood, Rani too confesses to be inspired by the Mr. Perfectionist. "Yes, lot of times I do get to hear that and I would be honored if they actually mean it. I do admire Aamir a lot as an actor and as a person he is. It's great when people believe in me, but I have a long way to go as Aamir is 15 years senior to me in profession and also in age (chuckled Rani). He conducted his professional life so well," expressed Rani being well aware of the tag.
One film old Rani, was star struck with Aamir's presence on the sets of Ghulam, how has the equation changed with passing years, we asked curiously. "For me I always treat Aamir as someone from whom I learn and look up to. The comfort level is different because we have developed friendship over years. It's very different when you are friends with somebody. In Ghulam I was in awe of Aamir in front of me, but during Talaash I used to think Oh my god, this is Aamir, the actor, but I want to sit and gossip with him (she honestly confessed). We have spent so much time as friends not in front of camera that I think working with Aamir again is an experience," Rani told pleasantly.
Rani plays Roshni in Talaash, but refrained from revealing too much about her character, courtesy the suspense genre. "I can't say much about the character or film as it's a suspense drama. I think you talk about one thing which leads to another. It will be thrilling when audience will discover the film and each character in the film," said Rani with a slight pause.
Bollywood has established its own benchmark when it comes to comedy and action, but is suspense genre lacking behind, we quipped. "In the past we had movies like Madhumati, Woh Kaun Thi, Teesri Manzil. Its not that the industry didn't dealt with suspense thrillers, but I think over the period suspense changed into masala entertaining films. Now, again suspense drama is back telling a story with Talaash. So, let's see how the audiences react to it," said Rani.
The actress believes in versatility and trialing, but claims romance to be her comfort precinct. "I love doing romantic roles, I love doing drama. Any film that has romance or romantic drama is my comfort," confessed the actress.
Rani abstained to distinguish between female and male directors. "Actually directors don't have a gender. Either they are good or bad. Reema is a very good director and it's wonderful to work with directors, who have command on their work. I am proud to be working under captain like Reema," added the actress.
Rani has a big want list of directors, but asserted on her wish to work with directors, who like Rani as an actress. "I would love to work with all the new directors like Maneesh Sharma, Habib Faisal and even Zoya Akhtar. She is just two films old, but she has carved a niche for herself. I would love to work with Imtiaz Ali as I appreciate his sense of romance. To be true, I want to work with directors absolutely in love with me," proudly concluded Rani.
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