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New Delhi [India], August 31 (ANI): On the occasion of Bollywood actor Rajkummar Rao’s 38th birthday, many B-town celebrities took to their social media accounts and sent warm birthday wishes to the ‘Stree’ actor. Director Hansal Mehta shared a string of pictures with Rajkummar on his Instagram account which he captioned, “Happy Birthday Raj. Can’t wait to get back on set with you. Love you!.” https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch6pZ2zJP0F/ Janvhi Kapoor shared a picture on her Instagram stories which she captioned, “May you shine the brightest this year Mr Mahi, Happy Birthday Raj.” Actor Pulkit Samrat wrote, “Happy Birthday Mere Bhai.” Anil Kapoor captioned, “Happy Birthday Rajkummar Rao wishing you love and luck always!!! Have the best year.” Bhumi Pednekar shared a glimpse from her film ‘Badhaai Do’ and wrote,” Happy Birthday Rajkummar Rao.” Choreographer Farah Khan wrote, ” Issi din ke liye yeh photo kheenchi thi…lovvvvv uuuu Rajkumma Rao ur 1 in a million.” Actor Sanya Malhotra shared a fun video with the ‘Trapped’ actor and wrote, “Happy Birthday Rajkummar Rao have a wonderful day. Keep spreading Joy.” Meanwhile, talking about the work front, Rajkummar was last seen in a mystery thriller film ‘Hit: The First Case’, alongside Sanya Malhotra, which failed to impress the audience at the box office. The film is now streaming on Netflix. He will be next seen in a thriller film ‘Monica O, My Darling’ alongside Huma Qureshi and Radhika Apte, which is all set to stream exclusively...

Indian actor Rao went on to feature in the successful romantic comedy Trapped earned him a second Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor. Among his 2017 releases, the romantic comedy Films [ ] Key Denotes films that have not yet been released Year Title Role Notes 2010 Newsreader Debut Adarsh Sachdev 2011 Uday Singh Inspector Devraj/Pintyalabhan 2012 Shamshad Alam Devrath Kulkarni 2013 Govind Patel Nominated— Abhishek Vijay Dhingra Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor 2014 Deepak Sharma 2015 Sonu Kukreja Hari Prasad Deepu Sebastian Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor 2016 Shaurya Gusrath Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor 2017 Shiv "Gattu" Nautiyal Pritam Vidrohi Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor Newton Kumar Nominated—Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor 2018 Adhir Bagchi Vikrant "Vicky" Parashar Nominated— Manish Harbhajan Singh 2019 Sahil Mirza Keshav Nominated—Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor Raghubir Mehta 2020 Avinash Singhal Alok Kumar Gupta Released on Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actor Nominated—Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor Mahendra Hooda Released on 2021 Ashok Batra Released on Bhawra Pandey Dhruv Released on 2022 Shardul Thakur Filmfare Award for Best Actor Nominated—Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor Inspector Vikram Rao Jayant Arkhedkar Released on 2023 ACP Surya Kumar Singh Tikas Mr And Mrs Mahi Mahendra Agarwal Filming Sri Completed Web series [ ] Year Title Role Notes Ref. 2017 TBA TBA Music video...

Vikram is a 32-year-old cop. While he is battling with his own traumatic past, the stakes get high when a girl called Preethi mysteriously disappears in Hyderabad and Vikram has to solve the... Vikram is a 32-year-old cop. While he is battling with his own traumatic past, the stakes get high when a girl called Preethi mysteriously disappears in Hyderabad and Vikram has to solve the case at any cost. Vikram is a 32-year-old cop. While he is battling with his own traumatic past, the stakes get high when a girl called Preethi mysteriously disappears in Hyderabad and Vikram has to solve the case at any cost.

Premium Monica, O My Darling: Relax, Bollywood is doing just fine; you’re not looking in the right places Post Credits Scene: Director Vasan Bala's neo-noir crime comedy, starring Rajkummar Rao and Huma Qureshi as two duelling social climbers, is a sharp alternative to the kind of nonsense that the Hindi film industry is releasing in theatres. Anybody who says that Bollywood is flatlining needs to know that after starring in one of 2022’s worst Hindi movies, Rajkummar Rao has now also starred in one of the best. And the chasm in quality between the mindbogglingly terrible HIT: The First Case and this week’s Monica, O My Darling is perhaps the most elegant metaphor for the unpredictable (and divisive) year that Bollywood has been having. Neither of these movies is ‘original’, strictly speaking. But while HIT seemed like something that a beta version AI had coughed up after being fed hundreds of CID episodes, every minute of Monica feels — despite being deliberately derivative — like a breath of fresh air. The film is based on one of the more obscure novels by Japanese mystery maestro Keigo Higashino, but it’s brimming with energy, has more twists and turns than the Mumbai-Lonavala highway, and more personality than the sort of movies that usually dominate Netflix’s top 10 list. Movies like HIT. A remake of the Telugu thriller of the same name, it represented everything that is wrong with Hindi movies these days. HIT was unoriginal, plot-heavy, and utterly unaware of its own...