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Happy for not being typecast in B'wood
In his five-year-long career, actor Rajkumar Rao has managed to stay away from repetitive roles and the actor is thankful to his filmmakers, who have always offered him different and challenging projects.
In his five-year-long career, actor Rajkumar Rao has managed to stay away from repetitive roles and the actor is thankful to his filmmakers, who have always offered him different and challenging projects.
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The 30-year-old actor's career has been a mixed bag, having starred in films of different genre like anthology ‘Love Sex Aur Dhokha’, horror ‘Ragini MMS’, thriller ‘Shaitan’, dramas ‘Kai Po Che’ and ‘CityLights’, his National Award-winning ‘Shahid’, comedy-dramas ‘Queen’ and ‘Dolly Ki Doli’.
"God has been kind to me. I am doing the kind of work which is fresh and different. I am not getting typecast and I am thankful for my directors and producers for that... I feel there is so much more to do and so much more to offer as an actor. I can only hope that it gets better from here," Rajkumar said.
The actor, who is currently seen in Mohit Suri's love saga ‘Hamari Adhuri Kahani’, has emerged as one of the most sought after actors in recent times. Rajkumar said he does not believe in competition with his contemporaries as his fight is with himself.
"My competition is my last performance. If I see that I have done better than my last film then I feel happy about it. I want to grow as an actor, so my competition is just comparing myself to me," he said.
