New Delhi, Oct 13: Bollywood star Rani Mukherjee has rubbished reports of her marriage with Yash Chopra's son Aditya, saying, she has left it to God to decide who her life partner should be.
Mukherjee was replying to queries in Rajat Sharma's show Aap Ki Adalat on India TV, which will be telecast this weekend.
Mukherjee, whose latest film Aiyyaa has been released this week, said: "My name has been linked with several people, but "upar waala" (God) will decide who wil become my life partner."
Reacting to media reports about her secret marriage to Aditya Chopra, Rani Mukherjee said: "The media can't even decide which year the wedding took place. Was it 2007, or 2009,or 2012? Let them (media) make up their mind first.
"I am fortunate that the people of this country consider me as their daughter and they are worried about my marriage. But birth, death and marriage are in the hands of 'upar waala' (God) and what is ordained, shall happen", said Mukherjee, with a rudraksha string tied on her left wrist.
"As far as my marriage with Aditya is concerned, I can only say, Main toh abhi kunwaari hoon(I am still unmarried)", said Rani Mukherjee with a humourous touch.
Asked by Rajat Sharma why she preferred to do roles in which she often wept, Rani Mukherjee said: "Well, I have a tap in my eyes, which opens up whenever something sad happens.
"Actually, since childhood, my brother used to make me cry a lot. I wept at my first screen test, where I was made to wear a sari, glycerine was put in my eyes, and I was asked to deliver a long dialogue.
"For me, weeping and my life go parallel. Bhagwan jaaney kab band hoga (God knows, when it will end)", said the actor.
Rani Mukherjee praised her co-stars Aamir Khan and Shahrukh Khan. She said: "I learnt from Aamir Khan that success should not be a stagnant point in your life. One must move ahead."
She recollected how the then Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf, after seeing her film Veer Zara invited her to dinner in Delhi, and the then President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam told Musharraf to watch her film 'Black' too.
"I wept when I got the president's letter praising my performance in 'Black'. I thought I have taken a big step in my life."
Rani Mukherjee in Rajat Sharma's show Aap Ki Adalat will be telecast on India TV on Saturday (Oct 13) at 10 pm and on Sunday (Oct 14) at 10 am and 10 pm.
