RajKummar Rao BREAKS SILENCE on plastic surgery rumours

Mamta Naik

March 24, 2023
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RajKummar Rao, who delivered a terrific performance in Bheed which also stars Bhumi Pednekar, has reacted to plastic surgery rumours.

RajKummar Rao is one of the most loved actors in Bollywood. With hard work and talent RajKummar has successfully carved a niche for himself in the industry. RajKummar recently delivered a terrific performance in Bheed. Now, in a recent interview, RajKummar was asked about the rumours that alleged he underwent plastic surgery. RajKummar, who is known to have a great sense of humour, said that he always gets a smile on his face whenever he hears such rumours about him.

RajKummar on plastic surgery rumours

In a recent interview with Siddharth Kannan, RajKummar was asked about a comment on Reddit which read, “Has RajKummar Rao undergone plastic surgery?” The actor replied, “Nahi bhaiya, koi plastic surgery nahi hue (No brother, there was no plastic surgery)”

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When asked how he reacts to such rumours, RajKummar replied, “Kuch nahi smile aati hai chehre pe. Nice, log baat kar rahe hai (Nothing, I just smile. People are talking)”

Last year, a Reddit user shared ‘before and after’ pictures of RajKummar and claimed that he has gone under the knife. After the pictures went viral, netizens accused him of getting chin implants.

Talking about his recent performance in Bheed, RajKummar plays the role of a cop ‘Surya Kumar Singh Tikas’. The Anubhav Sinha directorial also stars Bhumi Pednekar, Pankaj Kapur, Dia Mirza, and Kritika Kamra among others.

Bollywood Bubble gave Bheed 4 stars. A part of the review read, “Bheed solely focuses on the troubles that the lower class faced during the lockdown. With the movie, Anubhav Sinha brings forward that part of India you never knew about in news channels or the social media, during or after the lockdown. He treats you with jawbreaker scenes that manage to leave chills down your spine. Sinha makes it hard to spot flaws in this fiction turned reality.”