Happy Birthday Kajol: DDLJ Actress turns 48, a look at her 5 best evergreen movies

Popular Hindi cinema actress Kajol entered the entertainment industry by continuing in the showbiz business of her parents, cinematographer Shomu Mukherjee and legendary performer Tanuja. The heroine first gained notoriety with the second movie of her career, “Baazigar,” after which she never turned back.

She appeared in a number of highly acclaimed and financially successful movies. She was born and raised in Mumbai, on August 5, 1974. Happy birthday Kajol, let’s take a look at her 5 best evergreen movies.

Happy Birthday Kajol: DDLJ Actress turns 48, a look at her 5 best evergreen movies

1. ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’

When Raj and Simran first encounter, they instantly are smitten. Raj, however, accompanies Simran to India in an effort to win both her and her dad over after learning that she has previously made a vow to someone else.

2. ‘My Name is Khan’

Mandira gets married to Rizwan, a person with Asperger’s syndrome. He sets out on a mission to alter how his neighborhood is perceived when catastrophic occurrences follow the twin tower bombings.

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3. ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’

Anjali chooses to reunite her divorced dad, Rahul, and his genuine love, who is also designated Anjali, after studying the letter her mom had authored for her shortly before she passed away.

4. ‘Gupt: The Hidden Truth’

When Sahil is accused of killing his stepfather, he is adamant about proving his identity. With Sheetal’s assistance, he is able to elude from custody, but Sergeant Udham Singh is pursuing him.

5. ‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham…’

As Rahul, the orphaned older son of a wealthy family, decides to wed a middle-class woman, his dad exiles him. Years down the line, Rohan, his younger brother, tries out now to track him down.