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5 Bollywood actresses who worked through their pregnancies

1. Kareena Kapoor Khan - Veere Di Wedding

We all knew that Kareena was pregnant and she had a beautiful and healthy son Taimur. But only a few of us knew that she was shooting for the film Veere Di Wedding while she was carrying her baby. When she just started shooting for the film, the actor discovered she was pregnant. But that didn't make her break her commitment and she continued shooting for the film.


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2. Juhi Chawla Aamdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiyaa and Jhankaar Beats

Juhi Chawla came to know about her pregnancy while shooting for the movie Aamdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiyaa. The actor was pregnant with her first child and continued with the schedule. A few years later, the actor was seven months pregnant with her second child, when she was shooting for the film, Jhankaar Beats.

 3. Sridevi - Judaai

Late actress Sridevi was pregnant with her first daughter Jhanvi while she was shooting for the film Judaai. The actress completed her portions of the film before taking a break from films. Reports claim that this sabbatical leads to the actress missing out on prominent roles.

 4. Kajol -We Are Family

Kajol was pregnant with her second child Yug, while she was shooting for the 2010 family drama, We Are Family. The actress, who was playing a mother-of-three in the film, not only continued shooting as per the schedule but also tagged along for promotional events.

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 5. Jaya Bachchan – Sholay

Sholay was a mega blockbuster film and this film has become a cult of its own. While shooting for this, film Jaya was actually three months pregnant with her first child, Shweta. Jaya hid her baby bump behind the drapes of her white saree.

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12 best Jane Austen film adaptations — ranked

Highlights:

  • A clear ranking of twelve major Austen adaptations across cinema and television
  • Balances period accuracy, cultural impact and critical consensus
  • Includes modern re-settings such as Clueless and Bridget Jones’s Diary
  • Notes why some divisive versions remain important
  • Anchored in historical legacy in an Austen anniversary year

It has been two and a half centuries since Jane Austen’s birth, and audiences still argue about what makes a “proper” Austen film. Some want fidelity to Regency manners. Some want a jolt of modern speech. Some want corsets and candlelight; others want Los Angeles malls.

Below is a ranking of the films that actually understand her, from faithful classics to brilliant updates. The order is based on a simple mix: critical respect, lasting impact, and that hard-to-define spark that makes you press play again.

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