Took me a while to shed Omerta character, says Rajkummar Rao
Took me a while to shed Omerta character, says Rajkummar Rao
The 33-year-old Actor, Who Stars As One Of The Most Dreaded Terrorists In The Upcoming Film Directed By Hansal Mehta, Said It Was His First Attempt At Playing An Anti-hero And It Was An Exhausting Experience For Him. PTI | Updated on: 30 Mar 2018, 08:52:28 AM
Mumbai :
Actor Rajkummar Rao says it took him some time to come out of the character of British-born Pakistani terrorist Omar Saeed Sheikh he plays in Omerta .
The 33-year-old actor, who stars as one of the most dreaded terrorists in the upcoming film directed by Hansal Mehta, said it was his first attempt at playing an anti-hero and it was an exhausting experience for him.
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Nuksaan utna hi hona chahiye jitna dushman ko bardasht karne ki taqat ho- said Rouf Asgar, brother of Masood Azhar and operational head of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) to Umar Farooq, the mastermind of the Pulwama attacks, his nephew (Damage should of the magnitude which the enemy has strength to tolerate).
This in fact has been the foundational dictum of Pakistan s low-intensity war, inflicting increasingly higher levels of pain as India kept adjusting to it without retaliating; something that eventually changed.