As hit romantic film 'Chalte Chalte' has clocked 17 years, actor R Mukerji on Saturday remembered shooting for the film with megastar Shah Rukh Khan and said that the film is one of her favourites.
"Working with Shah Rukh has been one of my favourite things! It was Shah Rukh's production and it was the first time I had visited Greece, Mikonos, and Athens which is a fun memory for me. The beautiful blue and white houses was a landscape which I had not seen before," said Mukerji.
"The island was just amazing to stay and shoot. Athens also has such stunning architecture, such heritage, so many things which speak of history! We had a very nice outdoor during Chalte Chalte," she added.
The 42-year-old actor gave India the big trend of smokey eyes through 'Chalte Chalte' and she credits celebrity make up artist Mickey Contractor for his vision to create something completely new and stunning for her.
"I remember smokey eyes becoming a huge rage during the release and everyone kind of adopted that style of makeup. Mickey and me today also chat about it and he says that R had you not trusted me with doing those eyes for you, the look probably would have come much later," the 'Marda' actor said.
"I am so glad that I went ahead and the makeup in Chalte Chalte has always been one of my favourites ever and smokey eyes became something that was very synonymous with," Mukerji added.
Speaking about working with superstar and her close friend Shah Rukh Khan, Mukerji said, "It was a Red Chillies production and we were looked after humongously because Shah Rukh always kind of goes out of his ways to make his unit member and actors very comfortable and I have had a great association with Red Chillies whether it's Chalte Chalte or Paheli."
"It's one of the best production houses. I really miss working with Shah Rukh's production because he takes such special care," she added.
'Chalte Chalte' is one of the most well-received films of both Khan and Mukherji's career. The romantic drama with its soothing music continues to win hearts even after 17 years of its release.
( With inputs from ANI )