Lara
Dutta
is
coming
to
the
digital
screen
with
Hotstar
Specials
original
show,
Hundred.
The
show
sees
Lara
playing
the
role
of
a
police
officer,
who
hires
a
terminally
ill
Netra,
played
by
Rinku
Rajguru,
as
an
undercover
officer.
The
two
women
then,
in
their
own
ways,
try
to
fulfil
each
other's
dreams,
and
what
ensues
is
a
thrilling
ride.
During
a
recent
interview
with
Indian
express,
Lara
talked
about
playing
a
police
officer
on
screen
and
being
directed
by
a
female
director.
On
why
she
chose
Hundred
for
her
digital
debut,
she
said,
"I
had
been
waiting
for
a
role
and
premise
like
this,
in
which
I
could
sink
in
my
teeth
as
an
actor.
Most
roles
when
it
comes
to
women
are
pretty
much
one
dimensional,
but
this
was
very
different.
Also,
I
have
never
had
a
woman
director.
I
have
been
a
fan
of
Ruchi's
work
and
sensibilities.
So
when
she
called,
I
was
game
for
it
just
by
listening
to
it.
And,
I
have
never
played
a
cop
before."
"The
two
primary
characters
are
very
different
personalities
and
are
forced
to
rely
on
each
other
to
fulfil
their
goals.
I
have
done
humour
before,
but
the
tone
of
this
show
is
very
different
-
slightly
sarcastic
and
dark.
It
was
a
great
opportunity
for
me
to
do
something
new," Lara
Dutta
added.
Dutta,
who
won
Miss
India
and
Miss
Universe
too,
said
that
shooting
for
Hundred
was
great
fun.
"After
15
years,
I
finally
got
to
know
what
a
Bollywood
hero
feels
like
in
a
film.
There
were
multiple
love
angles,
action,
firing
guns,
chasing
the
bad
guys,
dancing
and
more."
Hundred
also
stars
Sairat
fame
Rinku
Rajguru
and
television
star
Karan
Wahi
in
the
lead
roles.
Directed
by
Ruchi
Narain,
Ashutosh
Shah
and
Taher
Shabbir,
the
eight-episode
series
is
streaming
on
Disney+
Hotstar.