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Aug 13, 2024 04:00 PM IST
Throughout Stree 2 promotions, Rajkummar Rao revealed if he would have completed Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani-starrer Kabir Singh
Casting for Kabir Singh (2019) was no cakewalk. In an interview, director Sandeep Reddy Vanga had revealed that the movie was first provided to Ranveer Singh, however the livewire of Bollywood declined the function calling it ‘too darkish’ for him. Shahid Kapoor was later roped in and though it wasn’t a straightforward character to play, the actor had shared that he loved the problem of portraying an ‘unlikeable man’. Properly, not simply the character however even a couple of scenes within the movie left many members of the viewers divided. As an illustration, when Kabir slapped Preeti aka Kiara Advani. Rajkummar Rao has now shared that he would by no means have the opportunity to take action.
In an unique dialog throughout HT Metropolis’s Stars Within the Metropolis at this time on August 13, when requested what’s the one factor he would by no means do in a movie, Rajkummar revealed, “Truly, it might be very onerous for me to slap a woman in a scene. I would not be capable to do it.” When prompted to share if he would have completed Kabir Singh, the actor replied, “Yeah, perhaps I’d have had loads of discussions with my director about this scene. Until it’s like one thing which you can’t CANNOT stay with out, you realize your character simply can’t stay with out, it’s like respiration that needs to be there… I’d get into an enormous debate with my director.”
Possibly not Kabir Singh, however followers would like to see Rajkummar play a gray character onscreen sometime, which he revealed he’s open to do. At present, the actor is busy with the promotions of his much-awaited launch Stree 2. A sequel to the enduring Stree (2018), the horror comedy additionally stars Shraddha Kapoor within the lead with Pankaj Tripathi, Aparshakti Khurana and Abhishek Banerjee forming the stellar ensemble star forged. Properly, we will’t wait to fulfill Stree and Raj because the endearing Vicky in theatres this week, on August 15. Oh Stree, tu lastly aa gayi!
