There are male (the Doctor, the Master etc.) and female (Romana, the Rani, Susan etc.) timelords. It's pretty easy to figure out from there.
Kate O'Mara, she is the only actress to play the part of the Rani.
Kareena is taller than Rani. Both are Indian and Bollywood actresses. Rani is a bit shorter than the former.
Rani Mukherji is a pretty model and an actress in India.
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There are male (the Doctor, the Master etc.) and female (Romana, the Rani, Susan etc.) timelords. It's pretty easy to figure out from there.
The Rani first appeared in the Doctor Who episode "The Mark of the Rani," which aired in 1985. She was portrayed by actress Kate O'Mara.
She is the Doctor's mother. Russel T Davies wrote, regarding her identity; "I like leaving it open, because then you can imagine what you want. I think the fans will say it's Romana. Or even the Rani. Some might say that it's Susan's mother, I suppose. But of course it's meant to be the Doctor's mother."
Doctor Who - 1963 Time and the Rani Part One 24-1 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG
Doctor Who - 1963 Time and the Rani Part 2 24-2 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG
Doctor Who - 1963 Time and the Rani Part 3 24-3 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG
Doctor Who - 1963 The Mark of the Rani Part Two 22-6 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G UK:U
It is always possible for characters to return to Doctor Who, but as of now, there are no official announcements regarding the return of the Rani or the Master. Both characters have made multiple appearances in the past, so it's not out of the realm of possibility for them to make a comeback in the future.
The cast of The Mark of the Rani - 2006 includes: Anthony Ainley as The Master Colin Baker as The Doctor Louise Brady as Narrator Nicola Bryant as Peri
Rani Dheerbai, Rani Sajjabai and Rani Dheerbai
Rani Price's birth name is Rani Khanijau.
A Hindu queen is called a Rani or a Maha Rani.