Rajkummar Rao gets candid on The Bombay Journey as he opens up about fatherhood, his journey in cinema, and the stories behind some of his most memorable roles. From transforming himself for Prahaar and Bose: Dead/Alive to building his own production house, KAMPA Films, Rajkummar shares the experiences that shaped him as an actor and as a person.

Siddharth Aalambayan and Rajkummar also revisit Mumbai’s dark history at Leopold Cafe, reflecting on the 26/11 attacks and the courtroom details behind Prahaar, based on the life of Ujjwal Nikam. From hilarious relationship confessions and favourite Mumbai spots to childhood friendships, AI in filmmaking, and life-changing moments, this episode is packed with unfiltered conversations, unexpected revelations, and plenty of laughs.

Watch Rajkummar Rao on The Bombay Journey, presented by the Hyundai Creta Electric.

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