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RK/Rkay is a 2021 Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama film written and directed by Rajat Kapoor, starring himself with Mallika Sherawat, Kubbra Sait, Ranvir Shorey and Manu Rishi Chadha. The film appeared at international festivals, including Shanghai International Film Festival, Austin Film Festival.
14 mag 2021 · RK/RKAY: Directed by Rajat Kapoor. With Rajat Kapoor, Mallika Sherawat, Ranvir Shorey, Chandrachoor Rai. RK is a filmmaker, making a new film, in which he also plays the lead character of Mahboob. Its a quaint film, like a tribute to the cinema of the sixties.
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- Drama
- Rajat Kapoor
- 2021-05-14
RK/RKAY. RK is a filmmaker (played by Rajat Kapoor), making a new picture in which he also plays the lead character of Mahboob. With a high-maintenance actress as the female lead Gulabo...
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- Rajat Kapoor
- Rajat Kapoor
- Comedy, Drama
30 giu 2022 · Presenting the Official Trailer of upcoming Hindi movie "RK/RKAY. Get ready to experience a quirky story set in the world of filmmaking. Movie credits - Movie : RK/RKAY Starring: Rajat...
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Overview. After wrapping up the shoot of his upcoming period film, in which he also plays the lead character Mehboob, Indie film director-writer RK (Rajat Kapoor) struggles to piece his film together on the editing table. Trouble escalates when he discovers that his lead character has vanished from the film’s footage and entered real life.
Go to amazon.com to see the video catalog in United States. Leaves Sundance Now in 13 days. RK/RKAY. In this film-within-a film, Rajat Kapoor stars as filmmaker RK, making a new picture in which he also plays the lead character, Mahboob. When shooting is finished, and the editing begins, RK has a sinking feeling that the film is no good.
14 mag 2021 · “No, the words were mine. You took them from me.” This exhausting back-and-forth is “RK/RKAY” in a nutshell. Kapoor teases viewers with metaphysical questions—particularly about egocentricism and its essential role in making art—but always seems to have a rote, self-deprecating answer.
