Rajkummar Rao's Srikanth gets green signal from Censor Board, be prepared to take handkerchief with you to the theatre

Actor Rajkumar Rao gives his roles in Hindi cinema a lot of life. In every movie, he does more than just play his part—he gives it life. His movie "Srikanth" will soon be available in theatres.

Rajkumar Rao portrays Shrikant Bola, the founder of Bolant Industries and an industrialist, in this movie. Rajkumar Rao will play Srikanth Bola on the big screen, telling the story of how he overcame blindness to achieve success in life. The film has now received the go-ahead from the censor board after receiving a resounding reception for its trailer.

Rajkumar Rao is leaving no stone unturned in promoting his upcoming film 'Srikanth'. Advance booking of the film will also start by tomorrow, in such a situation the Censor Board has also passed the film by giving it a certificate. While sharing the information on his official X account, trade analyst Taran Adarsh said that the Central Board of Film Certification passed it with a U certificate on 7 May.

The total duration of this film is 134:18 minutes i.e. 2 hours 14 minutes and 18 seconds. The makers have taken the responsibility on their shoulders to ensure that even blind people can enjoy inspirational films in theatres.

Rajkumar Rao had told in one of his interviews that during the shooting of this film, sometimes he could not see anything, the reason for this was that he used to keep the lenses on his eyes till the shooting was over.

To get into his character, he wanted to feel it completely. Rajkumar Rao said that the character of Srikanth has taught him a lot about patience, perseverance and never giving up. Srikanth is releasing in theaters on May 10.