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<p>Black- Inspired by Hellen Keller's life, Black portrayed the life story of a deaf-blind girl played by Rani Mukerji. The film revolves around the relationship between the girl and her teacher essayed by Amitabh Bachchan. Black went on to win the Filfare Award for best film. </p> (Photo credits: Pinterest)
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<p>Laga Chunari Me Daag- Though this film is not among the much talked about, it was one of the best films of Rani Mukerji's career. Rani played the role of Vibhavari who moves to Mumbai from a small town to earn money for her family that is dealing with financial problems. She eventually ends up becoming an escort.</p> (Photo credits: Pinterest)
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