Rajkummar Rao speaks about his struggles before his Bollywood entry

Rajkummar Rao recently opened up about his journey to Bollywood. Stree actor talks about how his entry to Bollywood has t been easy for him. He spoke to a news portal about his struggles from his early days. He said that his struggle started in Delhi, as he hails from Gurgaon. He spoke about how he used to travel in really crowded buses or sometimes he even used to cycle from Gurgaon to Mandi House to do atre. actor n had to move to Bombay, and he stayed re for two years. Rajkummar mentioned that he met a lot of people in Bombay and also faced a lot of rejection. Furr, he stated that route to fame was t easy for him.

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actor has achieved a lot of success in past few years. He is also referred to as a 'hitmaker' by his fans. Rajkummar is one of those people who thinks that his work should t get affected by his fame. Rajkummar spoke about his stardom to a media publication. He mentioned that he does t give his stardom a lot of importance. He believes what matters to him is love that he gets from his fans, which is irreplaceable for him. Rajkummar feels he is just a rmal guy who is leading a rmal life. To this, he added that he likes to be himself. He also believes that he is just doing his job and thing else.

On work front:

Rajkummar Rao was last seen in Made in China, a comedy film directed by Mikhil Musale and produced by Dinesj Vijan under banner of Maddock Films. film stars Rajkummar Rao, Mouni Roy, and Boman Irani. movie was released on October 25, on occasion of Diwali. Rajkummar will be next seen in his upcoming social drama Turram Khan and also a horror-comedy film Rooh-Afza, both of which are scheduled to release in 2020.

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