Actress
Bhumika
Gurung
best
known
for
starring
in
the
TV
show
Nimki
Mukhiya
is
set
to
make
a
web
debut
with
crime
thriller
show
titled
Chingari
on
WOW
originals.
Written
by
Vivek
Khatri,
the
show
is
all
set
to
stream
on
his
ott
platform
WOW
originals
from
31st
May
onwards.
It
also
features
Amit
Lohia,
Sunil
Bob
and
Sameeksha
Gaur
in
pivotal
roles.
The
actor
and
creator
of
show
gets
candid
about
their
upcoming
crime
thriller.
Creator
of
WOW
originals
and
writer
Vivek
Khatri
opens
up
about
the
show
and
reveals,
"Chingari
is
a
crime
thriller
web
series
based
on
sensational
crime
stories
but
it's
not
a
regular
crime
thriller
type
shows,
as
the
story,
screenplay
and
dialogues
of
all
the
episodes
have
fun
and
comedy
tadka
with
unique
approach.
I
wanted
to
do
something
different
so
I
created
a
female
character
"Chingari
Chaubey".
She
is
sharp,
brave
as
well
as
fun
loving
undercover
agent
who
works
in
her
own
style."
He
continues,
"It
was
a
wonderful
experience
working
with
Bhumika.
It
seems
that
she
is
born
for
this
character.
We
took
look
tests
of
more
than
10
known
actresses
and
finally
we
chose
her
for
this
role
and
after
seeing
her
on
sets
I
can
say
that
no
other
actress
could
have
performed
"Chingari"
better
than
Bhumika.
She
is
a
versatile
actor,
very
cooperative
and
down
to
earth.
The
other
actors
like
Sunil
Bob,
Rohit
Kumar,
Sameeksha
Gaur
and
Amit
have
also
done
a
brilliant
job."
Sharing
about
what
prompted
her
to
take
up
the
script
Bhumika
says,"It's
the
character
and
story
which
I
really
was
attracted
to
and
it
really
made
me
think
that
I
could
do
wondrous
to
it.
Chingari's
character
is
full
of
shades
and
layers
which
is
what
I
mostly
look
for
when
I
sign
up
a
project.
Chingari's
character
is
like
female
Chulbul
Pandey.
I'm
very
excited
for
my
web
debut
and
looking
forward
to
see
how
this
character
will
turn
up
onscreen."
Sharing
her
working
experience
she
tells,
"Working
with
Vivek
sir
has
been
very
amazing
and
the
whole
team
was
very
accommodating
and
supportive.
Vivek
sir
is
very
approachable
and
open
to
ideas
and
discussions.
I'm
very
glad
to
be
part
of
this.
He
likes
to
work
as
a
family
and
it
was
a
very
good
work
culture
on
set."