Sandeep Shridhar Dhabale dons khaki for 'Crime Patrol 2.0'


Mumbai, Mar 10 (IANS): Actor Sandeep Shridhar Dhabale is to essay the role of Police Inspector Rajeev Rathore in 'Crime Patrol 2.0'.

The actor said playing the role of a police officer has been an interesting experience for him as its challenges him as an actor and lets him enhance his acting skills.

Talking about his character, Sandeep shared: "My character Rajeev Rathore works completely on his instincts making it a very interesting role. He is a man of emotion; he believes in his gut feeling and works accordingly. The one word that describes Police Inspector Rajeev Rathore is a 'risktaker.' I am really enjoying playing this character and looking forward to the viewer's response to this new version of 'Crime Patrol'.

He further added: "Playing a cop is a huge responsibility as it makes the actor more responsible and works really hard to ensure he does justice to this character. A big salute to the police force for doing such a remarkable job. They are working night and day, sacrificing their personal lives for the sake of the security of their citizens."

"Getting a chance to portray a cop brings me immense joy and I am really proud to be bringing alive stories of our brave heroes in khaki. During the whole process of shooting, I have become more diligent and cautious as a person, and I hope people will find it equally interesting as well as have some informative takeaways from the show," he concluded.

'Crime Patrol 2.0' will start from March 7 on Sony Entertainment Television.

 

  

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