Aditya Chopra and I don’t want Adira Chopra to be photographed constantly, says Rani Mukerji!

Celeb Kids are all the rage right now and the fact that they are becoming bigger celebs than their well-known parents is an understatement. While numerous don't mind the attention on their children, Rani Mukerji and Aditya Chopra want to shield their daughter Adira Chopra from the media glare.

In Neha Dhupia's talk show BFF's With Vogue recently, Rani revealed about how she wants Adira to have a normal childhood. The actor told, "I want Adira to grow up normally. (Otherwise) you get unwanted and undeserved attention without having achieved anything in life. I want Adira to be treated like any other child in school. Aditya and I don’t want her to be photographed constantly."

In the meantime, on the film front, Rani will next be seen in Hichki which traces the journey of a lovable teacher who suffers from Tourette syndrome.

Adira will be proud of her working parents, reveals Rani Mukerji!

Actress Rani Mukerji is presently eventful with the promotions of her forthcoming film, Hichki. Rani will be making a comeback with Hichki where she will be seen essaying the role of Naina Mathur, a teacher who suffers from Tourette syndrome.

The movie directed by Siddharth Malhotra will hit the screens in February. This will be Rani’s first movie after the birth of her daughter, Adira.

In an interview with a news agency, Rani spoke about the role of women in changing the society for better. She said that women should take steps in their own lives and not just talk about feminism.

She also said she is confident that her daughter Adira will one day be proud of her working parents. “I had this anxiety about leaving my daughter at home because it was going to be a new environment for her. She is not going to see me for a few hours, which she is used to. It is a dilemma that every working mother goes through where you face this anxiety,” Rani revealed the leading news agency.

She further added, “The child will soon get used to it. I am sure Adira will understand that both her parents leave home for work. It will be normal and it will be something that she will be proud of.”

My world revolves around my daughter Adira, reveals Rani Mukerji!

Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji will be making a comeback to Bollywood after a short break post the birth of daughter Adira. Rani will be seen in Hichki in which she essays the role of Naina Mathur, a teacher who suffers from Tourette syndrome.

Rani has been promoting the movie and in an interview spoke about her family and movies. Rani, who is a doting mother to Adira told that her world revolved around her daughter. Rani revealed, “Adi’s life still revolves around his work, but my world revolves around my daughter. For me, everything is about Adira.”

Rani had also told in a prior interview, “Carrying a child is such a great feeling. I have not experienced anything close to it in the 22 years of my work life. This feeling is way greater than any feeling I’ve ever had. All my achievements dimmed in comparison to what I felt when I gave birth to Adira. You know, slowly, I am discovering so many fascinating things in Adira which makes me feel, ‘God! why didn’t I have children earlier? I would have had more.’

I love being a full-time mother, says Rani Mukerji!

Filmmaker Rani Mukerji is a proud mother to her little daughter Adira Chopra. The actor was on a leave from work after the birth of her baby.

Now, the actor is set to be back on the big screen with YRF's Hichki being helmed by Siddharth Malhotra. Lately, during a communication with a tabloid, Rani spoke about her new role as a mother revealing, "As they say, 'When you become a mother, your child gives birth to you as a mother'. I am learning every day as a mother and I am sure my daughter will teach me much more about motherhood. Also, it all depends on her."

She told, "Your child should know you as an independent mother and respect you not just for being a mother who looks after them, but also for being independent enough to go out there in the world and work."

Rani went on to say about working parents telling, "They will understand that work is important, as they are always like, 'My parents go out to make a living and come home to spend time with me'."

The gifted actor ended conversation by saying, "I love being a full-time mother, which I have enjoyed in the last two years. But I think it is time for me to get back to work (smiles)."

In an interview with a tabloid when Rani was questioned about Hichki, she had revealed, "I was looking for a script that would challenge and excite me, and Hichki came my way. Each one of us has a weakness that pulls us back, it could be a disability or any condition but if we just look at it as simply a hiccup, we can emerge as a winner. It won't come in the way of achieving your dreams. Hichki is built on this positive premise and I have decided to take it up."

Know about Rani Mukerji’s first word of daughter Adira!

Gorgeous Rani Mukerji's adorable daughter Adira is assuredly the apple of her eye. Rani, on her birthday this year, had conducted a Facebook chat with her fans and in that she had spoken about several things that her daughter Adira loves doing.

Now, Rani is gearing up for her comeback movie Hitchki. The film has been pronounced and has gone on-floors already. Given that Rani cannot stay away from Adira for long, one wonders if she would take her daughter along to the set. When Rani was asked about this by a famous tabloid, she told, "If you put your child in a space where he or she is not comfortable, the child is going to be irritated and throw a fit. Especially when the child cannot express that in words. When she starts talking then she can express things to me. Right now the only communication she has is through expressions... and a few words.. She says a lot of things. ‘Mama’ was her first word. She also says ‘Papa’, ‘Nana’, ‘tortoise’, ‘turtle’, and ‘tractor’!"

Earlier, when the lovely actress was questioned if now her husband Aditya will be more involved with Adira since she would be busy shooting, she had told, "I think it will be the same. Adi is too involved in his work. He probably leaves last from the office and now, I am trying to change that because he has to understand he has a child waiting for him at home. Now, every day, I manage his time so that he comes back at a time when Adira has not yet slept."

She further added, "In the morning, he has his time with Adira. He has breakfast with her and he takes her for a walk. I am trying to inculcate that in him, so the bond grows and he keeps teasing me, ‘Once Adira grows up, she is going to be my baby and my girl. Enjoy the time now.’ He is crazy about her, but I would not say that his life revolves around Adira now. But I would say he is getting there."

I want Adira to be proud of having a working mother, says Rani Mukerji!

Actress Rani Mukerji has turned a year older now. Ahead of her birthday, the beautiful actress gave an interview to a famous tabloid where she spoke about making a comeback with Hitchki, being blessed with Adira and how motherhood has changed her.

When questioned if she had planned such a long break, since her last movie Mardaani happened in 2014, Rani told, "I’d decided to take a break for one year because I wanted to give my child that much time. I wanted to be a part of each milestone in my baby’s life — from the first word to the first step, etc. I would’ve hated it if she’d done something for the first time and I missed it."

Remarkably, a lot of doctors believe that a mother-child bond develops more in the first six months. Quiz Rani about it and she confesses, "A lot of mothers go back to work in the third or fourth month after delivery. I don’t think there is any issue of her bonding with her child. For me, it was not about being told it’s going to be good for me or my baby or because it was the done thing. I chose it. I wanted to spend that time with Adira because that gave me happiness. If something else gave me that happiness, I would’ve done that."

She continues, "Carrying a child is such a great feeling. I have not experienced anything close to it in the 22 years of my work life. This feeling is way greater than any feeling I’ve ever had. All my achievements dimmed in comparison to what I felt when I gave birth to Adira. You know, slowly, I am discovering so many fascinating things in Adira which makes me feel, ‘God! why didn’t I have children earlier? I would have had more'."

Now that she is all set to be back on the sets, probe her if she feels awkward, as most working mothers do and pat comes the reply from Rani, "I have spent so much quality time with Adira that I am not going to feel that guilt. I have tried to make a shift in such a way that I am not with her when she is busy. Then during her playtime, I will be back with her, so she does not register my time away that much. Or that is what I am hoping for... I don’t know how it’s going to be. I am dreading it. I am mentally preparing myself for the eight or nine hours I have to give to my work every day. When they cast me, they were like, ‘Rani ko lekar kaam karenge’. I keep praying to God everyday ki aisa nahi ho ki they say, ‘kyun le liya yaar, kisi aur ko le lete!"

With Rani already beginning preparation for Hitchki, one visibly is happy to know if the actress would be doing more movies henceforth. Quiz her about it and the pretty lady tells, "No. It is about doing a film every year. I don’t want to do four films a year. I don’t want to take away anything from my motherhood, and from my time with Adira. I will plan my life in such a way that I will work and give my 100 percent to her. Because when she grows up, I want her to be proud of having a working mother. I hope she respects me for that. I hope she doesn’t feel that I dedicated all my time to my work. When she is 18, I want her to tell me, ‘I loved that you balanced life. You worked and you made your fans happy, you made yourself happy, and you were there for me when I needed you and you were there even when I didn’t need you.’ I want to be a working professional all my life. It is important, and I am thankful to Adi for forcing me back."

Child gives birth to a mother; Adira gave birth to a mother in me, says Rani Mukerji!

Actress Rani Mukerji will be turning 39 tomorrow and as a treat to her loyal fans, the beautiful actress interacted with her fans by going live on Facebook today. During this communication, Rani also disclosed about her birthday plans. Wondering what she will be doing on her special day?

Well, Rani is planning to spend the day with her bundle of joy, Adira. Replying to a fan, Rani told, "I am planning to spend my birthday with my daughter. She makes me happy. Will also spend the day with my parents and my husband.

Sharing her joy, Rani further added that she feels like her new life has started after she gave birth to Adira.

"It is said that the child gives birth to a mother, similarly, Adhira gave birth to a mother in me. It's amazing being a mother, you change overnight. I think I have changed a bit, I have become stronger and I have mellowed down as well. When you become a mother, it is an amazing feeling, I am looking forward to my journey of raising Adira, so it's going to be fun," told Rani.

She further added that the last two and half years have been the happiest phase of her life. "Just enjoying being with her (Adira), seeing all her milestone one after another. I think for a woman/ girl there is nothing as important and fulfilling as being a mother and I am enjoying being a mother right now," an overjoyed Rani specified. 

Rani and Aditya Chopra became proud parents of baby Adira in December 2015. 

On the film front, Rani will be returning to the silver screens with her comeback movie Hichki, which is expected to release later this year.