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Regina Cassandra plays a cop in ‘Jaanbaaz Hindustan Ke’

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The trailer of the streaming series ‘Jaanbaaz Hindustan Ke’ was unveiled on Thursday. It stars Sumeet Vyas, Regina Cassandra, Barun Sobti, Chandan Roy, Mita Vashisht, Deepika Amin, and Sandeep Dhabale. As seen in the trailer, the thriller series narrates the tale of a courageous IPS officer Kavya Iyer (played by Regina) who battles against the militants and re-establishes the faith of the common man in law. Inspired by true events, the show sheds light on the complexities officers must bear with in order to fulfil their duties for the country. The 8-part series has been helmed by national award-winning director Srijit Mukherji and blends realism with compelling storytelling. Commenting on the occasion of the trailer release, Sumeet Vyas said: “‘Jaanbaaz Hindustan Ke’ is a tale that speaks volumes about women IPS officers who have been relentlessly serving our country. My respect for them has just increased after this show. Their commitment is unmatched.” He added: “My character has a shade of grey so getting the nuances right was very important to me. I enjoyed preparing and making that switch from a sweet innocent man to Tauriq in ‘Jaanbaaz Hindustan Ke’. The show will immerse the audience in a world of suspense, deceit and exhilaration. I am hoping that it will lead to societal evolution and encourage gender neutrality for officers in uniform.” Regina Cassandra said: “Getting under the skin of Kavya was an enriching experience. From emoting the character of a tough IPS officer and getting the body language correct to playing a mother and daughter was demanding but exciting. Kavya is a strong-headed individual who manages to navigate through difficult situations and finds her way which really inspired me.”

Regina Cassandra plays a cop in 'Jaanbaaz Hindustan Ke'
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