Rajkummar Rao has established himself as one of India's most versatile actors, with a diverse range of roles that highlight his exceptional talent. In 'Shahid' (2013), he received a National Award for his portrayal of lawyer Shahid Azmi, capturing the essence of justice and resilience. His role in 'Trapped' (2016) showcases a nearly solo performance, where he embodies the physical and psychological struggles of a man trapped in an apartment, turning a simple premise into a gripping narrative. In the romantic comedy 'Bareilly Ki Barfi' (2017), Rao displays his comedic prowess by seamlessly transitioning between contrasting characters. His performance in 'Newton' (2017) reflects the conflict of personal integrity against a broken system, while 'Omerta' (2018) sees him take on the chilling role of a terrorist, proving his capability to handle complex antagonistic roles. More recently, in 'Badhaai Do' (2022), he portrays a closeted policeman, offering a sensitive exploration of societal pressures. Upcoming in 'Srikanth' (2024), Rao plays a visually impaired industrialist, further demonstrating his commitment to portraying characters with depth and authenticity.