"When
I
worked
with
Mr.
Shah
Rukh
Khan
in
Main
Hoon
Na,
I
remember
this
one
piece
of
advice
he
gave
me.
He
said,
"200
filmein
aayengi,
humein
sirf
do
karni
hai.
Aur
woh
filmein
aise
hone
chahiye
ki
people
should
not
say
'Oh,
yeh
film
bhi
kiya
tha?
Aur
yeh
kab
release
hui?
(200
films
will
come
our
way,
but
we
just
need
to
do
2.
And
those
two
films
should
be
such
that
people
shouldn't
say,
'Oh
you
did
this
film,
too?
When
did
it
release?)," Amrita
had
once
candidly
confessed
in
an
interview.
No
wonder,
the
actress
has
always
been
choosy
about
her
roles.
In
a
career
spanning
almost
two
decades,
Amrita
has
done
fewer
films
as
compared
to
most
of
her
contemporaries.
However,
despite
her
selective
body
of
work,
the
actress
has
managed
to
stay
relevant.
While
most
people
may
think
that
Amrita's
girl-next-door
looks
might
have
limited
the
kind
of
roles
she
received,
the
actress
on
the
other
hand,
believes
that
it
gave
her
opportunity
to
work
with
directors
like
Sooraj
Barjatya,
Rajkumar
Santoshi,
Shyam
Benegal
and
others.
On
Amrita
Rao's
34th
birthday
today
(June
7,
2021),
we
bring
you
five
of
her
best
songs
which
will
always
have
a
special
place
in
our
playlists.
1.
Chale
Jaise
Hawaien
(Main
Hoon
Na)
I
am
sure,
most
of
you
must
have
tried
aping
'Jhalli'
Sanjana
(Amrita
Rao)'s
cool
dance
moves
from
her
introduction
song
in
Shah
Rukh
Khan's
Main
Hoon
Na.
The
upbeat,
funky
dance
number
never
fails
to
leave
us
tapping
our
feet
to
its
catchy
tunes.
Remember
the
first
time
when
you
fell
in
love?
Amrita
Rao's
song
from
Ishq
Vishk
perfectly
describes
the
emotions
one
experiences
when
Cupid's
arrow
strikes
for
the
first
time.
3.
Gori
Gori
(Main
Hoon
Na)
When
the
ladies
in
red,
Amrita
Rao
and
Sushmita
Sen
hit
the
dance
floor
on
the
prom
night,
even
Shah
Rukh
Khan
&
Zayed
Khan
couldn't
help
themselves
from
going
'baby
baby,
let's
rock,'
and
making
sure
that
it's
one
helluva
of
a
party!
4.
Mujhe
Haq
Hai
(Vivah)
Shahid
Kapoor
and
Amrita
Rao's
roof-top
romance
in
this
love
ballad
from
Vivah
is
all
things
dreamy,
isn't
it?
Their
enticing
chemistry
is
one
of
the
highlights
of
this
song.
5.
Woh
Pyaar
Mera
(Indipop)
In
mood
for
some
major
nostalgia
bytes?
Here's
Amrita
Rao's
first
appearance
on
screen
which
left
many
smitten
by
her.
Alisha
Chinai's
magical
voice
coupled
with
the
actress'
simplicity
is
a
walk
down
the
memory
lane
for
every
90s
kid.