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Rajkummar Rao, celebrated for his versatility, has delivered remarkable performances in films that may not have been box-office hits but are cinematic treasures, showcasing his commitment to storytelling
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In "Trapped" (2016), Rao delivers a gripping solo performance as a man trapped in an apartment, highlighting his ability to captivate audiences with both physical and emotional transformation
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"Shahid" (2013) features Rao in a powerful role as the real-life lawyer and activist Shahid Azmi, earning him a National Award and solidifying his reputation for choosing meaningful roles
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In "Citylights" (2014), Rao portrays a man struggling to survive in Mumbai, delivering a deeply moving performance alongside his real-life partner, Patralekhaa, in this underrated gem
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"Omerta" (2017) showcases Rao in a chilling role as a terrorist, displaying his range by embodying a cold and calculating real-life figure without glorification
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"Newton" (2017) is a political satire where Rao plays an election officer determined to uphold democracy, earning acclaim for his understated yet powerful portrayal
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These films highlight the depth of Rajkummar Rao's talent, demonstrating his ability to immerse himself in diverse roles, from fighting the system to exploring the mind of a criminal
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Despite their critical acclaim, many of these films remain underappreciated, offering audiences a chance to revisit and appreciate some of Rao's finest, most underrated performances
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"Newton" received a National Award for Best Feature Film and was India’s official entry to the Oscars, yet it remains less known among mainstream audiences
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Rao's performances in these films underscore why he is considered one of Bollywood's finest actors, deserving of more recognition and a wider audience
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