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Rajkummar Rao is prepared to play any character– hero or parallel hero, a villain, a terrorist or a young man selling saris, as long as the script is interesting, even if controversial. His new film Bheed was in trouble when its trailer was released. In an interview with Shoma A. Chatterji, Rao talks about his career, his choice of roles and working with Anubhav Sinha in Bheed.