Sonakshi Sinha spills the beans about her role in 'Dahaad'

Sonakshi Sinha 'hopes her character Anjali Bhaati in 'Dahaad' changes the representation of female cops'

By Web Desk
May 04, 2023
Sonakshi Sinha 'hopes her character Anjali Bhaati in 'Dahaad' changes the representation of female cops'

Sonakshi Sinha recently spilled the beans about her character in Dahaad,and said that it is bery different from Salman Khan's Chulbul Pandey in Dabangg.

On May 3, Sonakshi promoted her series in Mumbai where she talked about her role, saying: “I mean, why should guys have all the fun! I think it is about time that we started representing real women, strong women honestly."

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"There are so many stories to be told and this was just one such story that came to me and I think I got really lucky with this one. As an actor, very rarely you get roles that just hit you bang in the face and you are like you have to do it."

Sonakshi then revealed how her role in the crime-thriller series is different from that of Salman's character in Dabangg.

The Double XL actor stated: “So this was one such role that I haven't done. As a cop, I think it is very different from a Chulbul Pandey type of a cop."

"Like ma'am (Ex-IPS Officer Dr Meeran Chadha Borwarkar) said, she (her character) is very real. She is very raw. She knows what she's doing and she knows what she wants; to get justice, no matter what it is. She is that kind of a woman. It really was my honour to play her on screen."

According to Sonakshi, the representation of female cops has not really changed over time but she is hopeful that her character in Dahaad changes it all.

"I have seen very far and few. There is no one particular character that really sticks out right now. I hope Anjali Bhaati becomes that character that people kind of refer to when they talk about the portrayal of women cops on-screen. I hope people end up saying that most of these have such women."

Sonakshi Sinha’s Dahaad is an 8-episode cop series that is slated to release on May 12, reports Pinkvilla.

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