Celebrate Kajol's Birthday with These 10 Must-Watch Films

Bollywood's beloved actress Kajol Devgn is turning another year older, and what better way to celebrate her birthday than by revisiting her most iconic films?

Kajol, renowned for her charismatic screen presence and versatile acting skills, has delivered numerous memorable performances over her illustrious career. As she celebrates her special day, let's honor her contributions to Indian cinema with a look at ten of her most celebrated movies.

1. Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995)

No celebration of Kajol’s career is complete without mentioning "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge" (DDLJ). Directed by Aditya Chopra, this film is a timeless classic and a defining moment in Kajol’s career. Her portrayal of Simran, a young woman caught between her love and familial duties, earned her widespread acclaim and established her as one of Bollywood’s leading actresses.

2. Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham (2001)

In Karan Johar's family drama "Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham," Kajol shines as the spirited and caring wife, Tina Malhotra. Her chemistry with Shah Rukh Khan, combined with the film’s emotional depth, makes it a must-watch. The film’s memorable dialogues and iconic scenes have made it a favorite among fans.

3. My Name Is Khan (2010)

"My Name Is Khan" showcases Kajol's dramatic range in a powerful story about a man with Asperger's Syndrome navigating post-9/11 America. Her performance as Mandira Khan, a strong and supportive wife, complements Shah Rukh Khan's portrayal of Rizwan Khan, earning critical acclaim and adding another feather to her cap.

4. Gupt: The Hidden Truth (1997)

In this suspense thriller, Kajol steps into the role of a glamorous and enigmatic character involved in a murder mystery. Her performance in "Gupt" not only displayed her versatility but also demonstrated her ability to excel in different genres beyond romance.

5. Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya (1998)

"Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya," a romantic comedy featuring Kajol and Salman Khan, is a delightful film filled with humor and charm. Kajol's comedic timing and vibrant energy make this movie a fun watch and a great addition to any Kajol marathon.

6. Fanaa (2006)

In "Fanaa," Kajol takes on a more intense role, portraying a blind woman who falls in love with a terrorist, played by Aamir Khan. Her performance in this emotionally charged drama highlights her range and ability to handle complex characters with finesse.

7. Raju Chacha (2000)

Kajol’s role in "Raju Chacha" as a doting mother and wife adds a touch of family warmth to her repertoire. This family-oriented film, featuring a fun mix of comedy and drama, is a great choice for a light-hearted Kajol movie night.

8. Helicopter Eela (2018)

In "Helicopter Eela," Kajol plays a single mother who goes back to college to stay connected with her teenage son. This film highlights her ability to balance humor and emotion while portraying a relatable and contemporary character.

9. Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior (2020)

"Tanhaji" sees Kajol in a historical drama where she stars opposite her real-life husband, Ajay Devgn. Her role as Savitribai Malusare, a courageous and supportive wife, adds depth to the film and showcases her impressive ability to adapt to diverse roles.

10. U Me Aur Hum (2008)

This film, directed by Ajay Devgn, features Kajol in a poignant role as a woman battling Alzheimer’s disease. Her heartfelt performance is both moving and inspirational, making it a touching addition to her filmography.

Kajol's birthday is the perfect occasion to celebrate her remarkable career and contributions to Bollywood. Whether you’re revisiting her classic romance films or exploring her more recent work, these ten movies highlight the diverse and impactful roles that have defined her career. Grab some popcorn and enjoy a Kajol film marathon to honor one of Bollywood’s most cherished actresses on her special day!

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