Rajkummar said he was promised a role in a television show for Rs 10,000, but after he paid the money, the entire office disappeared the next day. Rajkummar used to cycle from Gurgaon to Delhi. He read in a newspaper about a show being made for Zee TV. It was a filmy scene. Back then, he didn’t know the difference between TV and films. He just wanted to act. When Rajkummar called them, they invited him for a meeting. He went all the way to South Extension riding his bicycle.

The 'Srikanth' actor shared that his mother borrowed that money from someone so that he could fulfil his dream to become an actor. He further said that there was a man in that office who had photos with actors like Gulshan Grover, Raza Murad and others. The man told him that the photoshoot would cost him Rs 10,000.

He then received a call saying he was selected for the role. ''I was on my knees, thinking I had made it in life and was all set. Since I was a fan of Shah Rukh Khan and followed his footsteps from television to cinema, I thought my life was also set. But when I went back after three days, the whole office disappeared. The office was locked. I asked people around, and they told me those guys had run away,'' added Rajkummar.

Rajkummar also revealed that Shah Rukh Khan is his inspiration behind him becoming an actor.

Coming back to his latest release, 'Mr & Mrs Mahi', the movie has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences.