Rani Mukerji has been conferred an Honorary Doctor of Letters by La Trobe University, making her the second Indian film personality to receive an honorary doctorate from the Australian university. This recognition comes in honour of Mukerji’s nearly three decades in Indian cinema, as well as her contribution to humanitarian work. The actress has consistently used her platform to highlight narratives that resonate beyond entertainment.

Rani Mukerji receives La Trobe Honorary Doctorate; second Indian film personality after Shah Rukh Khan
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