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Mohit Raina in a real-life cop role
It is a huge responsibility to portray on screen a person who is alive.
It is a huge responsibility to portray on screen a person who is alive. The responsibility gets bigger if the person being essayed is a cop and is still in service, Mohit Raina tells you from personal experience, after working in the web series 'Bhaukaal.'
"It's a very raw and rusty subject inspired by true life events. It's based on a real life IPS officer who still holds a very important position in the Uttar Pradesh police force.
This was in the early 2000s when he completely cleaned up several places in Uttar Pradesh including Muzaffarpur which was known as the crime capital of the country at that time," Mohit claimed whole speaking to IANS, although he doesn't mention who the real-life cop is.
The actor added: "The story is based on his life. He is a very famous name over there and has completely changed the meaning of police force, in Uttar Pradesh especially. 'Bhaukaal' is a 10-episodic series where I play him."
