Aamir Khan Shoots For Ghulam Despite Suffering From High Fever, Rani Mukerji Recalls “I saw the dedication of an artist…”

Bollywood actress Rani Mukherjee recalled the filming of the movie “Ghulam” and how her co-star Aamir Khan continued to work without stopping, despite having a high fever, and this motivated her to place a high value on her job.

As Rani performed the song “Jaadu Hai Tera” from the 1998 movie “Ghulam” for ‘Indian Idol 13’ participant Senjuti Das, she recalled her time spent filming with Aamir in Manali, Himachal Pradesh.

Because I was only 17 when I began filming for “Ghulam,” Rani Mukerji said to Senjuti, “I felt flashbacks when you started singing the song from “Ghulam”. Opposite of me, he was one of the stars. I definitely recall that Aamir had a high fever while we were filming the song in Manali. I seen the perseverance of an artist working through a fever at that time. persisted in

For me as a beginner, it was a commendable characteristic of my co-star, thus I kept following in his footsteps and progressing in life, Rani Mukerji continued. When it comes to labour, there can be no justifications. Most importantly, work. I’ve heard about your independence and how you take care of your parents in addition to taking care of yourself. I hope the trophy you worked so hard to get will be yours.

Rani praised the contestant’s vocal range and the way she performed the two different songs “Aaga Bai” from the 2012 film “Aiyya” and “Jaadu Hai Tera” from “Ghulam,” remarking: “I would only say That Senjuti, you have a fantastic range in your voice. Both “Jaadu Hai Tera” and “Aaga Bai” are distinctive in their own right, and I’d like to point out that Jatin-Lalit wrote both of these songs. Amit Trivedi wrote the music. The albums “Ghulam” and “Ayya” are both among my favourites.

“But it’s wonderful how you started singing “Aaga Bai,” which is a very challenging tune. You’re going to work as a playback vocalist, I’m pretty sure. Your voice is so loud and clear, “Finally, Rani Mukherjee said.