Rajkummar Rao On Life Before Movies And FTII Days: "Was Not Raised With Money Around"
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"My mother especially supported me, and there were a lot of tough times," said Rajkummar Rao
National Award-winning actor Rajkummar Rao has talked about his humble beginnings, sharing that he was not raised with a lot of money, but it was his mother who supported him and helped him reach where he is today. Rajkummar told IANS: "It's not been easy. That's why I love parents, no matter whose parents they are. My parents really supported me. My mother especially supported me, and there were a lot of tough times. I was not raised with money around."
The actor talked about how he got the chance to go to the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII). "I have not seen too much money in life, but I also know other parents who knew that I wanted to go to FTII and there's not enough money at home, and they would also come out and help my mother so that she can do those things for us," said the actor, who has appeared in over 30 films since 2010.
Rajkummar, who made his acting debut with Love Sex Aur Dhokha in 2010, is happy that today he is referred to as "ghar ka beta" by the audience.
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