Rajkumar Rao to Play Neta ji Subhash Chandra Bose

Subsequent to playing a psychological oppressor in Hansal Mehta's up and coming film, Rajkummar Rao is altogether prepared for an oppositely unique part. Before the current month's over, he will transform into Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose for a biopic to be spilled on the web. The arrangement is being delivered by Ekta Kapoor with Hansal as its imaginative maker.

The show investigates the untold story of Netaji, whose life was encompassed by contentions and secrets. It likewise gets from the as of late declassified records that discussion about his life and sudden vanishing from India's flexibility development. Hansal says, "It's not a stale biopic, described in an exhausting way. The stage takes into account a youthful group of onlookers, who is neither patient nor intrigued by history. The script is so elegantly composed that the show will feel like a tense thriller running into scenes."

The producer says that he was dumbfounded by the script when Ekta's group moved toward him. He includes, "It's a quick paced anecdote about a man whose direction is a standout amongst the most captivating ever. We will probably depict Bose as a contemporary legend; a revolt who worked in an unexpected way, which makes him significant for the youths today." The show will go on floors not long from now or right on time one month from now and will be coordinated by Pulkit, who has helmed a show for another driving on the web stage.

"I have two movies coming up, which is the reason I quit coordinating this show. Be that as it may, I may guide maybe a couple scenes; it's too soon to state," says Hansal. About working together with Rajkummar, the producer says, "He is among my most loved performing artists. With him, I'm not stressed over whether he will get the look right or not. A performer needn't resemble the indistinguishable twin of the individual he is depicting on screen. He ought to simply change into the character he plays, and that is something Rajkummar does without any difficulty."