Shefali Shah Reflects on Delhi Crime’s Impact
As the first anniversary of the release of ‘Delhi Crime 2’ approaches, Shefali Shah, a highly regarded actress known for her portrayal of DCP Vartika Chaturvedi in the series, takes a moment to contemplate the significance of the show. She describes it as one of those rare projects that come along once in a while and leave a lasting impression. The second season of ‘Delhi Crime’ centers around a harrowing quadruple murder case that ignites fear among the public and intensifies the class divisions within New Delhi. DCP Vartika Chaturvedi and her dedicated team race against time to apprehend the culprits before they can strike again, targeting the city’s vulnerable elderly population.
Reflecting on the character she brought to life, Shefali Shah emphasizes the genuine nature of the show, praising its departure from the stereotypical portrayal of law enforcement in cinema. She expresses her admiration for the realism of the series, highlighting its authentic depiction of police work. She recalls her initial feelings about the project, mentioning that when she first embarked on ‘Delhi Crime’, she had no inkling of the trajectory her character would take. However, she sensed the uniqueness of the role and the story it aimed to tell.
With the release of the show, the impact exceeded her expectations. Not only did the series resonate with the audience, but her character, DCP Vartika Chaturvedi, garnered unprecedented acclaim. Shefali Shah acknowledges the warmth and respect she has received from viewers for her portrayal.
The ensemble cast of ‘Delhi Crime 2’ includes Rasika Dugal, Rajesh Tailang, Adil Hussain, Anurag Arora, and more, each contributing to the show’s authenticity and impact. As the show’s first anniversary approaches, Shefali Shah’s reflections provide insight into the depth of her involvement and the profound connection she shares with the character she portrayed. The series continues to stand out not only for its gripping storyline but also for its portrayal of the complex realities of law enforcement and society.
Re-reported from the article originally published in Republicworld.com
