<p>Actress Rani Mukerji Tuesday said she hopes to work till she literally take her boots off. "I hope to work till I literally take my boots off. You can't take artist out of me ever. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Even though I play a wife today, and in future a mother, but the most significant role is as an actor I am known for... that I will continue to play and that's never going to change," Rani told reporters during the trailer launch of "Mardaani".<br /><br />The actress, who has worked in many women-centric films, says she hopes many more good scripts will come her way.<br /><br />"We actors are like beggars. We never choose, we are chosen by directors, producers. If a powerful script comes my way, I will take it up. We sit there and wait to be chosen... hopefully, there will be better characters written and we will get better roles," she said.<br /><br />While fellow actress Vidya Balan feels women don't have much to play in films with the Khans, Rani said she loves all the Khans.<br /><br />"I love all the Khans. I have some personal love for them. Since my first films 'Ghulam' and 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai', I have shared a special relationship with the Khans and my roles have been very special with them.<br /><br /> So I should not be complaining, I love them and they are amazing," Rani said.<br /></p>
<p>Actress Rani Mukerji Tuesday said she hopes to work till she literally take her boots off. "I hope to work till I literally take my boots off. You can't take artist out of me ever. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Even though I play a wife today, and in future a mother, but the most significant role is as an actor I am known for... that I will continue to play and that's never going to change," Rani told reporters during the trailer launch of "Mardaani".<br /><br />The actress, who has worked in many women-centric films, says she hopes many more good scripts will come her way.<br /><br />"We actors are like beggars. We never choose, we are chosen by directors, producers. If a powerful script comes my way, I will take it up. We sit there and wait to be chosen... hopefully, there will be better characters written and we will get better roles," she said.<br /><br />While fellow actress Vidya Balan feels women don't have much to play in films with the Khans, Rani said she loves all the Khans.<br /><br />"I love all the Khans. I have some personal love for them. Since my first films 'Ghulam' and 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai', I have shared a special relationship with the Khans and my roles have been very special with them.<br /><br /> So I should not be complaining, I love them and they are amazing," Rani said.<br /></p>