GOOD FILMS FIND THEIR AUDIENCE: RAJKUMMAR

Rao made his debut in 2010 with a small appearance in Ram Gopal Varma's 'Rann'

Rajkummar Rao said that breaking into Bollywood was not easy and the actor is happy that he gets to do films for a living as he had no plan B. Rao's latest release 'Mr and Mrs Mahi' follows a married couple who face several obstacles in their path to achieve their dreams. Also starring Janhvi Kapoor, the film is directed by Sharan Sharma ('Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl').

The FTII graduate made his debut in 2010 with a small appearance in Ram Gopal Varma's 'Rann' and later appeared as a leading man in Dibakar Banerjee's 'Love Sex Aur Dhokha' the same year.

"My obstacle was to get that first film - that first joband it took around two years.

Every day I would go out looking for work and it was not easy. But there was no plan B. This was the only thing I was meant to do and was supposed to do.

And I am doing it every day," Rao told PTI in an interview in Mumbai. The Gurgaon-born actor batted for mid-budget contentdriven films, which often face troubles in finding an audience.

"Today, we are fortunate that we are getting to do the kind of films we want to do and work with these makers.

The only obstacles would be for these films (mid-budget content driven) to reach out there and for people to come to theatres so that we can make many more films like this and tell these beautiful stories again and again," he said.