NEW DELHI: Indian actress Rani Mukerji, who exchanged vows with Yash Raj Films (YRF) head honcho Aditya Chopra, says she is currently enjoying “being married and doing nothing”.

In an interview to Vogue India August 2015 issue, Mukerji has spoken about life post marriage, her choice of films and her future plans.

Asked if she sees herself producing or directing a film in the future, the actress, said, “There’s nothing stopping me. Adi (Aditya Chopra) would never say no. But I see the way my husband works. He’s most hard working person in his studio and the last one to leave at night. I wouldn’t want to risk his or his company’s name by doing something juvenile. For now, I’m enjoying being married and doing nothing.”

As for five years from now, she wants to see herself doing some films and having “lovely babies beside me as I go to the set”.

Mukerji, who has delivered powerful performances in films like No One Killed Jessica and Mardaani, credits three men, including her husband, for spotting her talent in her initial days.

“Yes, he (Aditya Chopra) did, and so did Shah Rukh (Khan). Aamir (Khan) recommended me to Mukesh Bhatt and Vikram Bhatt for Ghulam (released in 1998). These three men have been integral to my career,” she said.

Her film choices have changed as she feels that “it’s embarrassing for a 37-year-old to do the roles she did in her twenties. I’m not delusional. I’m conscious of what the audience wants to see me in,” she stressed.