Rajkumar Rao is blurring the line between commercial and offbeat films

Anubhav Sinha is a filmmaker today, with whom every actor is eager and eager to work. There is hardly an actor in Bollywood who does not have Anubhav Sinha in his wish list. Anubhav Sinha made his Bollywood debut in the social drama film 'Bhid' with Rajkumar Rao. Prince Rao is on Sinha's list of leading heroes, his thrill hardly disappears from Rao's face. This boosts the artist's self-esteem.

"I wanted to work with him from his film 'Mulk' which was released in 2012. Hansal Sir and Anubhav Sir are currently busy making another version of their films. Through this they want to make the best films and come forward. Anubhav Sir and I talked about making a film together, but it was not possible till the 'crowd', 'he said. The film also stars Bhoomi Pendnekar, who will be busy shooting for 'Lucknow' later this month.

Drama aside, Rajkumar Rao is in the process of releasing his film 'Badhai Do' in theaters, followed by 'Monica O Ya Darling' on Netflix. Rajkumar Rao strengthened his career by making content based films like 'Shahid' (2013) and 'Newton' (2013). The same actor is one of the few actors who has been at the forefront of bringing unique stories to mainstream films. This was followed by a surge in OTT (over the top) and further promotion of content. That said, releasing films on digital platforms has given it a much better position. "As an artist, we don't think of mediums. What matters most to us is our acting skills, our roles and our film. There has been no change in my process. '

Actors like Jaideep Ahlawat and Prateek Gandhi have proved to be really wonderful actors and these actors have never worried about the medium through which their films are being released. There will be healthy competition between cinema and OTT, which will push us to better education. I have never felt so insecure about competition and my stardom. I'm glad I got paid to do what I love most in the world. The meaning of life and death in the plague became so clear that do whatever comes to your mind and be happy with it. The actor is very happy with how much the film did at the box office on the first day, and at the same time the merit of the film has become important. However, as the theaters reopen, Friday's numbers will start to shine again. He says, "If the film is good, people will definitely watch it. The media doesn't matter much," he said.