Actor Manoj Vajpayee feels that he has come to the art of laughing, which he has used in the ‘The Family Man’ series and is now going to be using in the ‘Inspector Jende’. In ‘Inspector Jende’, Vajpayee is playing the role of an officer of the Mumbai Police following a notorious criminal. Vajpayee, who played many serious roles, was earlier seen in ‘Shul’, ‘Special 26’ and ‘Bhonsle’ as a police officer. Vajpayee says that he likes humor that is connected to people.
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He said in an interview to ‘PTI-Bhasha’, “Nobody thought before The Family Man ‘that I can also do a comic role with a flat face. Therefore, a flat face humor is a word that people have given. But I enjoy humor in such a situation that is real and relevant.” Vajpayee is playing the role of Madhukar Jende in the film, who is inspired by a policeman in real life. The policeman who is playing the role of Vajpayee caught the notorious criminal Charles Sobhraj twice.
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Sobhraj is named Karl Bhojraj in the film and Jim Sarbh plays the role. Vajpayee said that his character in the film is unique. He said, “He is not going out of his character. It is a seriousness that he plays humor. This is what makes him really affecting and makes him successful without distanceing the actor from the character. It’s a complicated thing. (But if you don’t try to do comedy, you will laugh.” The actor said that ‘Inspector Jende’, directed by Chinmay Mandlekar, is completely opposite to the film ‘Shool’. The film will be released on OTT Manch Netflix on September 5.
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