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Rani Mukerji to turn to direction in 2020?

Rani Mukerji is undoubtedly one of the finest actresses Bollywood has ever seen since coming into existence. The actress, who began her acting career in 1996, has an impressive list of credits to her name.

After spending over two decades in front of the camera, Rani is, reportedly, planning to go behind the camera and direct a film. Yes, according to latest reports, the award-winning actress is set to make her directorial debut with a film which may roll into cinemas in late 2020.


Rani, who was last seen in Hichki (2018), is currently shooting for her next film, Mardaani 2. The action entertainer is a sequel to her 2014 film, Mardaani, which was a critical as well as commercial success. Produced by Yash Raj Films, the movie is being helmed by Gopi Puthran.

The actress has always given her hundred percent to whatever she does. We are sure that she will pick up an interesting subject to make her directorial debut.

We await an official update on the same.

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In an industry built around flawless appearances and frozen expressions, Drew Barrymore is choosing a different path, one that leaves room for laughter lines, emotion and time itself.

The actress and talk show host shared a video on Instagram on 7 May embracing the visible signs of ageing. Smiling at the camera, Barrymore appeared alongside text that read: “Of course I have lines on my face... this is what my life looks like.” The clip then shifted into candid moments of her laughing and pulling expressive faces.

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