Cop-ing up with the pressure

Angad Bedi’s first look as a cop from Mum Bhai

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Updated At : 03:21 PM Dec 12, 2019 IST

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Angad Bedi is barely done with the promotions of Inside Edge Season 2 and he is already in midst of shooting his next – ALT Balaji’s Mum Bhai.

The show is based on the friendship between a cop and a gangster. The show is an action drama that takes the audience back to the 90s. Bedi plays a character based on the life of Daya Nayak.

Sharing his first look from the show, he said, “It’s not easy to first change your body language. My part is of a fearless cop. It’s not just about nailing the look but also bring the 90s’ vibe back. We are trying to bring back the alpha male. Back in the day, Sanjay sir owned the space along with Jaggu dada and Anil sir. I am learning how to handle the gun, understand how the mind of a cop works.”

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