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Smaran Sahu to play a cop

Smaran Sahu, who is best known for his role in web series Masaba Masaba, will now be seen as Inspector Aakash, a top cop in Mumbai, during the second season of Bekaaboo. He has a sarcastic sense of humour that...

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Updated At : 12:50 PM Mar 12, 2021 IST

Smaran Sahu, who is best known for his role in web series Masaba Masaba, will now be seen as Inspector Aakash, a top cop in Mumbai, during the second season of Bekaaboo. He has a sarcastic sense of humour that reflects in his candour. He says, “To dive into the shoes of Aakash, I had to approach the character with utmost honesty.” He adds, “Along with my director, Aarambhh M Singh, I constantly figured out the nuances of my character. Therefore, the shoot was smooth sailing with minor tweaks here and there, depending upon the requirement of the scene.”

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