Swara
Bhasker
in
her
next
project
will
be
seen
chasing
criminals
and
busting
human-trafficking
rackets.
The
actress
is
currently
gearing
up
for
Eros
Now's
upcoming
crime-thriller
series
titled
Flesh,
as
ACP
Radha
Nautiyal.
In
an
interview
with
India
Today,
Swara
talked
about
working
on
the
show
as
a
cop
and
her
training
for
the
show.
It
is
to
be
noted
that
Swara
often
gets
trolled
by
netizens
and
the
actress
is
quick
to
reply.
Talking
about
Flesh,
Swara
told
the
portal
that
she
wonders
what
the
trolls
will
have
to
say
about
the
show.
"I
can't
imagine
what
the
trolls
will
troll
Flesh
for.
I
finally
found
a
role
that
even
the
trolls
can't
troll.
What
problem
can
you
have
with
a
cop
busting
a
human-trafficking
racket
and
chasing
a
really
heinous
crime?
Finally,
with
Flesh,
the
trolls
will
have
to
just
shut
up."
Swara
Bhasker
Mets
IPS
Officers
While
Training
For
The
Show
Swara,
during
the
interview,
revealed
that
she
met
with
women
IPS
officers
to
understand
her
character
more.
She
said,
"I
began
meeting
and
chatting
with
a
lot
of
cops,
men
and
women
from
the
IPS
and
state
cadres,
to
try
and
understand
their
lives,
their
worlds,
their
thought
processes,
their
challenges
and
frustrations."
The
actress
went
on
to
reveal
that
she
learnt
"there
is
a
very
palpable
sense
of
frustration
in
them."
Training
For
The
Show
Strengthened
Her
Belief
In
Non-Violence
She
added
that
she
understood
the
frustration
and
ended
up
making
it
the
motivating
emotion
for
her
character
Radha.
"They
really
do
feel
that
the
system
they
are
working
under
gets
unfairly
manipulated
by
criminals,"
added
the
Veere
Di
Wedding
actress.
The
actress
had
to
go
through
physical
training
for
the
show.
She
said
playing
a
cop
strengthened
her
belief
in
non-violence
and
said
when
"I
started
handling
the
gun.
I
was
like
'Haan,
Gandhi
ji
sahi
keh
rahe
the'."
Flesh
Will
Premiere
On
August
21
Swara
also
shared
that
the
role
was
physically
and
emotionally
taxing.
"Not
just
for
me
but
for
everyone,
it
was
quite
draining.
We
were
shooting
pretty
relentlessly,
day
after
day.
Danish
used
to
look
like
he
will
pass
out
any
minute.
It's
draining
emotionally
as
you
are
dealing
with
a
world
that
is
very
dark.
There's
no
relief.
Quite
hard
in
that
sense."
Directed
by
filmmaker
Danish
Aslam,
Flesh
will
premiere
on
August
21.