"I feel bad when people say that Rani Mukerjee is finished. But my career is already made. Nobody can make or break my career," the actress told PTI.
"It is my fans who decided to make me a star. The only thing that will break me is when the love of my audience won't be there with me and the fact that they don't want to see me in films," she adds. Rani's last two films 'Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic' and 'Dil Bole Haddipa' did not do well amid rumours that she will do only Yashraj movies.
But the 32-year-old Bengali beauty craves for exciting and different roles, comparing actors to beggars who wait for good scripts.
"Every year I want to come with two-three films. I hope I get offers for roles that are exciting enough like the one in 'No One Killed Jessica' or the one that I am doing in Aamir's film," she says.
Rani says being an actor she has the "huge responsibility" to entertain the audience with her every film. "As they (audience) love me so much the least I can do for them is to do a role that is drastically different from my previous film. I want my audience to see a new and different Rani all the time. In my last film (Dil Bole Haddipa) I was a Sardar boy and in 'No One Killed Jessica' I am a journalist," she says.
Directed by Rajkumar Gupta, the 'No One killed Jessica' is based on the murder case of model Jessica Lal who was shot dead in 1999 by Manu Sharma, son of a Haryana politician, in a Delhi night club. The film, which releases on January 7, also features Vidya Balan as Jessica's sister Sabrina, who fought to get justice for her sister.