Randeep R Rai, the talented actor, is currently stealing hearts with his compelling portrayal of Aryan in Deepa Shahi and Rajan Shahi’s popular show Anupamaa. Known for his chocolate boy roles, Randeep is now embracing a more intense character, and his journey in the world of television has been nothing short of inspiring.
In a candid conversation, Randeep shared how it feels to be part of the number one show on TV. “After 10 years, I finally got the chance to be part of such a big show,” he confessed. Despite initial nervousness, the actor quickly blended in and now thoroughly enjoys his role. His character, Aryan, is a complex figure with a grey shade. “He cannot stand seeing his mother happy and will do anything to make her miserable because of the pain she caused him,” said Randeep, showcasing his versatility in taking on challenging roles.
Having been known for his ideal husband and chocolate boy roles, Randeep admitted to feeling excited about experimenting with new characters. “It was time to learn something new. I plan to explore different kinds of roles in the coming years, possibly even in mythological shows,” he revealed. Reflecting on his past roles, he shared his fondness for grey characters. “It’s thrilling to play intense roles like burning photos or creating chaos. It’s a different kick,” Randeep said, comparing it to the sweetness of playing ideal characters.
Randeep also discussed his approach to setbacks and rejections. “Whatever is meant to happen will happen,” he said. He believes in destiny, having learned not to get discouraged by rejections. This mindset has helped him navigate the ups and downs of his career with peace and maturity. As for his personal life, Randeep is currently single, but he is open to the idea of an arranged marriage. “I believe in arranged marriage. The process has already started, and it’s a good way to get to know someone from the beginning,” he said with a smile. Looking ahead, Randeep remains focused on his growth as an actor and a person. “Life is beautiful, and I just want to look back in 20 years and say, ‘I lived it happily,’” he concluded, exuding a sense of calm and contentment about the future.
