Rajkumar Rao opens up about his initial struggles in the industry
Rajkumar Rao's 'Monica, Oh My Darling' is set to release on Netflix on November 11
Rajkumar Rao, while promoting his film Monica, Oh My Darling at an event, opened about his initial struggles in the Bollywood industry.
At India Today Conclave Mumbai 2022, Rao revealed that he was not chosen for lead roles in the films due to his looks.
During the session Breaking Bollywood Stereotypes, the Ludo actor said: “There was a time when I would never get to audition for hero’s role. I was told to audition for his friend’s role. I know I am not the most good-looking man in the room but Dibakar Banerjee saw something in me.”
Rajkumar performed in Dibakar’s film in 2010 which became the reason of the actor’s break. Since then, Rao has been recognized as one of the finest actors of India. He revealed in the interview how the filmmaker identified his talent in the first place and gave him a chance.
Today, Rajkumar Rao is a widely-known actor for some of his outstanding performances in Stree, Newton, Trapped, Badhaai Do.
Currently, the actor is awaiting the release of his upcoming Netflix film Monica, Oh My Darling opposite Huma Qureshi and Radhika Apte. The film is set to release on November 11.
As per IndiaToday, Rajkumar Rao further has Bheed and Mr & Mrs Mahi in the pipeline.
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