Sharad Malhotra's 'ACP Vikrant' is a dark, intense murder mystery homecoming

Television actor Sharad Malhotra is stepping into a dark, intense role as ACP Vikrant in a new murder mystery series. He describes the show as a serious departure from his previous romantic roles, featuring a suspended, alcoholic officer hunting a killer. Malhotra expresses that working with Balaji Telefilms again feels like a homecoming, crediting Ekta Kapoor for pivotal roles in his career. The show, also starring Vinay Anand, streams exclusively on the Kutingg app.

Key Points: Sharad Malhotra on ACP Vikrant: A Serious Murder Mystery Role

  • Sharad Malhotra's first crime genre role
  • Show is a serious murder mystery
  • Character is a suspended, alcoholic single father
  • Reunites with Balaji Telefilms
2 min read

Sharad Malhotra on 'ACP Vikrant': This is like homecoming for me

Actor Sharad Malhotra discusses his intense role in the new crime show 'ACP Vikrant,' calling it a homecoming with Balaji Telefilms.

"This is like homecoming for me. - Sharad Malhotra"

Mumbai, April 8

Television actor Sharad Malhotra is all set to step into a dark world with the upcoming show "ACP Vikrant" and he says it is very serious, intense and that there isn't anything funny because it's a murder mystery.

Sharad takes on the role of ACP Vikrant, described as a sharp, relentless officer navigating a web of crime, deception, and high-stakes investigations.

Sharad said in a statement: "You've seen me in the romantic genre earlier. Here it was completely different. This is a very serious show, a very intense show and there isn't anything funny because it's a murder mystery.

He added: "There is someone who is out on the loose, mercilessly killing women. Then there comes ACP Vikrant, a single father who is suspended and an alcoholic."

He also mentioned how great he feels uniting with Balaji Telefilms once again.

"This is like homecoming for me. My life's biggest and most important shows were from the Balaji Telefilms family. Ekta ma'am has given me so many characters that the audience has loved so much," said Sharad, who made his acting debut in 2004 with Princess Dollie Aur Uska Magic Bag.

Talking about the new show, Sharad added, "It's a murder mystery, a crime genre, my first time and it was an amazing experience. I'm grateful to Balaji Telefilms for that.

The actor will be seen sharing screen space with Bhojpuri talent Vinay Anand in the show.

Talking about working with Vinay, he added: "It was a great team effort. I got to work with Vinay Anand. He has spread his magic in the Bhojpuri industry and even appeared in Hindi films. It was really great."

"When I came to know that Vinay Anand is also going to be a part of the project, I knew it's going to be something good. Me and Vinay, we both were looking for such a good script and I thank god that we got it."

ACP Vikrant is promises an intense narrative packed with suspense, unexpected twists, and edge-of-the-seat moments. It is streaming exclusively on the Kutingg app.

- IANS

Share this article:

Reader Comments

R
Rohit P
Finally, a good crime show on Indian TV! We are tired of the same old saas-bahu dramas. ACP Vikrant sounds promising. Hope they keep it realistic and not add unnecessary family melodrama later on.
A
Arjun K
Sharad Malhotra is a good actor, but I'm a bit skeptical. Balaji Telefilms is known for over-the-top drama. Will they be able to sustain a serious murder mystery without adding typical TV tropes? Let's see.
S
Sarah B
Interesting to see the collaboration with Vinay Anand. Bringing talent from Bhojpuri cinema is a great move. It adds a different flavor. Hope it's streaming on a platform I already subscribe to!
K
Karthik V
The character of a suspended, alcoholic single father ACP sounds very layered. If executed well, this could be a breakthrough role for Sharad. All the best to the team! 👍
N
Nisha Z
Kutingg app? Another streaming service? Bhai, my phone memory is already full with 5 apps. Hope the show is worth downloading yet another one! Content better be top-notch.

We welcome thoughtful discussions from our readers. Please keep comments respectful and on-topic.

Leave a Comment

Minimum 50 characters 0/50