RajKummar Rao Struggle: Once upon a time, Rajkumar Rao used to go to the theater by cycling 70 kms, filling his stomach with Parleji

Rajkummar Rao, who was seen in ‘Hum Do Hamare Do’ and ‘Badhaai Do’, arrived in Kolkata for the India Today Conclave East 2022. Here he told many shocking things about his personal life and struggle, which will make your ears stand and eyes will come out. The actor told that he was born in a joint family of Gurugram. At that time it was a small town. He grew up there. The actor told that he was very much in love with cinema and acting since childhood. He also wanted to make a career in the same. So when he grew up, he joined a theater in Delhi.

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Rajkumar Rao used to cycle 70 km
Rajkumar Rao told that he used to travel 70 km from Gurugram to Delhi every day by bicycle. But he never got tired. Because he was busy doing what he loved. Then he came to Pune. There he joined FTII School. Worked hard here. Learned a lot. Because he wanted that when he comes to Mumbai, before that he should learn as much as he can.

Rajkumar Rao struggled a lot in life.

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Rajkumar Rao did not have money to eat
Rajkumar Rao told that his first two years on coming to Mumbai were very difficult. There was financial crunch. ‘At that time I used to have a packet of Parleji, which was my lunch. Because there was not much money. There was a time when I had only 18 rupees in my bank account. Now it was not known where the dinner would come from. But luckily I had many friends, they were very nice. So those people used to feed. I am not bragging about it but it was part of my journey.

Rajkummar Rao also got his first film after a lot of hard work.

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Rajkumar Rao wanted to make a career in acting
The actor said that he had no plan B as to what he would do if he could not become an actor. He says that if he had taken 4-5 years instead of two years, he would have continued to do the same thing. Because there was nothing else to do. He just wanted to do acting. ‘If not in film, I would have been doing theatre. Would have done a short film or would have done something of his own. But that was what it was supposed to do.

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Rajkumar used to fill stomach with Parle G biscuits
However, later there came a time when he had to face financial problems. Rajkumar told, ‘There came a time when I used to have a packet of Parle G biscuits and only 18 rupees in the account. How to survive in such a situation was a big concern. But I had some friends, who helped and because of them I did not face much trouble’

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Rajkummar Rao got his first film like this LSD
Let us tell you that when Rajkumar reached Mumbai, he started meeting the directors and casting directors. Started giving auditions everywhere. In such a situation, when he saw director Dibakar Banerjee’s ad in which it was written that he was looking for an actor for his film, the actor went straight to his office. There he showed his talent, seeing which he was impressed and offered ‘love sex and cheating’ to the actor. That’s how he got his first film. Then he gave jumphad films like ‘Gangs of Wasseypur’, ‘Kai Po Che’, ‘Ragini MMS’, ‘Shahid’ and never looked back.