Tanuj Chopra

'Delhi Crime 2' started streaming from Friday and it has been receiving positive reviews from audience and critics alike. Fans are heaping praises on Shefali Shah’s portrayal of DCP Vartika Chaturvedi. Even Rajesh Tailang, Tillotama Shome and Rasika Dugal are being lauded by fans on Twitter. There is also a conversation going on over the internet about the police officers addressing DCP Vartika as 'Madam Sir'.

The reality of police work is not always good, says "Delhi Crime 2" director tanuj chopra who wanted to communicate concerns of police brutality and stereotyping along with the dilemmas of a force tasked with unravelling a series of brutal murders.

In 1995, Shefali Shah made her debut in 'Rangeela', but artistic differences caused her to step away from the project. This turn of events eventually led her to shine in the formidable role in Ram Gopal Varma's 'Satya'.

The trailer of the second season of the International Emmy Awards winning crime-drama streaming series 'Delhi Crime' was unveiled on Monday. It marks the return of DCP Vartika Chaturvedi played by Shefali Shah, who is known as 'Madam Sir' within the show and her trusted team.

'Delhi Crime' showrunner and director tanuj chopra, who is gearing up for the release of Season 2 of 'Delhi Crime', says that people got hooked to the first instalment because of the crime it covered -- the horrific Nirbhaya rape -- DCP Vartika Chaturvedi, IPS trainee (now ACP) Neeti and Bhupinder.

Huma Qureshi lauded Rajkummar Rao as a highly committed actor after his recent physical transformation for a biopic. Rao gained weight and altered his appearance for the Ujjwal Nikam role, while also preparing for a Sourav Ganguly biopic. Qureshi's praise highlights Rao's dedication to his craft. The article also details her upcoming film 'Toxic' and recent releases.

' Delhi Crime 2' is all that the series enthusiasts are talking about on social media since the episodes started streaming on Friday. The show has received positive reviews from critics and audience alike, and fans cannot stop praising Shefali Shah, Rajesh Tailang, Tilottama Shome and Rasika Dugal for their stellar performances. However, a section of the audience was also taken aback by the graphic depiction of violence in the show.

Coming back with a second season of an acclaimed and awarded show like "Delhi Crime" comes with a set of expectations but actor Rajesh Tailang says he tries not to be bogged down by pressure.

The second season of Emmy winner web series 'Delhi Crime' started streaming yesterday and it has been receiving positive reviews all over. Shefali Shah has impressed fans all over again after a gripping season 1 and her previous performance in '1:33s'. Apart from Shefali, even Rajesh Tailang, Rasika Dugal, Tillotama Shome are being lauded for their performances. Internet was pouring with reactions from series enthusiasts.

Delhi Crime featuring Shefali Shah and Rasika Duggal won an international Emmy and many global hosannas for Indian OTT content. Naturally, Season 2 of the Netflix series has its share of anticipation from fans and audiences. ETimes has learnt that the second season of Delhi Crime was reshot at the behest of the streaming platform.

Sayani Gupta reveals she avoided early Delhi Crime seasons due to trauma. Joining season three, she discusses the industry's grueling 20-hour workdays and the exploitation of crew members reliant on public transport. Gupta attributes these issues to the star system, advocating for punctuality and equal respect for all on set.

Actor Shefali Shah has bagged the Best Actor (Female) award at the latest edition of the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM). She won the prestigious award for her performance in ‘Jalsa’. Taking to her social media, Shefali shared a video from the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2022. In the clip, she is seen going up on the stage for receiving the award in a beautiful saree. She even gave a heartfelt speech while receiving the award.

Shefali Shah recently discussed the importance of raising sons with the right values, drawing from her personal experience with street harassment as a young girl. She believes that the safety of daughters lies in the upbringing of sons and emphasizes treating others with respect. Shefali, having been nominated for the International Emmy Awards 2023 for "Delhi Crime Season 2," expressed her elation. The series, directed by tanuj chopra, with Shefali in the lead, is inspired by real events, with its first season acclaimed for winning an International Emmy Award.

Earlier, Shefali Shah was on cloud nine and super excited to be present at the prestigious 51st International Emmy Awards 2023, as she bagged a nomination in the Best Performance by an Actress category for her portrayal of DCP Vartika Chaturvedi in the Netflix series "Delhi Crime Season 2'. On the red carpet, she added an Indian touch to her look. Shefali Shah walked the International Emmy Awards red carpet in a beautiful red gold saree in New York on Monday (local time).

‘Delhi Crime Season 3’ is now streaming, marking Shefali Shah’s powerful return as DCP Vartika Chaturvedi. Praised for its gripping realism and intense storytelling, the season explores police ethical struggles. Fans and critics alike applaud the new episodes, welcoming familiar and new cast members as the thrilling investigation unfolds.

Shefali Shah, the Indian actor, is thrilled to be nominated for Best Performance by an Actress at the 51st International Emmy Awards for her role in "Delhi Crime Season 2." She walked the red carpet in a red gold saree, adding an Indian touch to her look. She kept her makeup minimal and wore a traditional golden statement necklace, with wavy hair and a red bindi completing her ethnic ensemble.

Actress Huma Qureshi, reflecting on her decade-long career, shares that her understanding of success, recognition, and failure has evolved into a healthier, more grounded perspective. She attributes this shift to an internal connection with herself as an artist and woman, allowing her to approach her work with less emotional baggage and more enjoyment.

The acclaimed Indian series 'Delhi Crime' returns for its third season on November 13, 2025, exclusively on Netflix. This installment will delve into a human trafficking network, with DIG Vartika Chaturvedi facing off against the elusive criminal mastermind known as Badi Didi.

Actor Shefali Shah is back with season two of her critically-acclaimed show 'Delhi Crime', a project that gave her the "super special" character of DCP Vartika Chaturvedi. Streaming service on Monday released the official trailer of the new season which sees DCP Vartika Chaturvedi (Shah) spearhead another crucial investigation with her team -- newly promoted Neeti Singh (Rasika Duggal) and Vartika's right-hand man Bhupendra Singh aka Bhupi (Rajesh Tailang).

Delhi Crime's third season features a darker, more emotionally resonant score by Ceiri Torjussen, balancing the show's signature gritty synth sound with acoustic Indian instrumentation. Torjussen expanded the sonic universe to reflect the child-trafficking narrative, incorporating elements like sarod and bansuri to convey empathy for the victims while maintaining tension.

Actors from "Delhi Crime 3" are advocating for healthier work environments, pushing back against exploitative hours. Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal, and Huma Qureshi emphasize the need for reasonable schedules, allowing for creative flexibility without burnout. They highlight that while dedication is key, consistent long hours are unsustainable and unfair to the entire crew.