Saurabh Sachdeva: Moving from Animal to Bad Cop was fascinating

Ek Acha aur Bura Insaan, dost toh nahi ho sakte hai, par, bhai zaroor ho sakte hai! Get ready for the double dhamaka! Grab your popcorn and hold on to the edge of your seats because Karan-Arjun, Phir se laut aye hai, aur iss baar- Double drama lekar! Disney+ Hotstar drops the most awaited and entertaining trailer of the year with its twin drama series, Hotstar Specials’ Bad Cop. Produced by Fremantle India, directed by Aditya Datt and written by Rensil D’Silva the series is a complete mass entertainer and set to stream exclusively on the platform, June 21, 2024 onwards. Bad Cop has been reimagined for India by Fremantle India from RTL’s original German drama of the same name.

Saurabh Sachdeva, who surprised everyone with his impressive acting in Animal, is now gearing up to play police officer ACP Arif Sheikh in Bad Cop. Both roles are unique and completely different from each other, showcasing his versatility as an actor.

Talking about the same, Saurabh Sachdeva said, “Moving from my character in Animal to a cop in Bad Cop was fascinating. Each character faces its own set of difficulties and learning curves. As an actor, it’s thrilling to handle these various parts while remaining real to each one. Playing an officer required me to have a more disciplined and strong attitude. It was a sharp contrast to my previous work, and that variety is what made acting such a rewarding career for me. This is the third time audiences will see me in a positive role, and I truly enjoyed it.”

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