<div>Model-turned-actor Raghu Mukherjee is thrilled about playing a cop in the Kannada film Akramana, which is entirely shot in the 3D format.<br /><br /> “This is the first time I am playing a cop and I must say that I feel like a real cop when I slip into the uniform. I work out to stay fit and now, I’ve grown a moustache for the role,” he shares.<br /><br /><div>Raghu says he chooses his films according to the roles he gets and will not do just any role or compromise his skills to gain popularity. <br /></div><div><br />After his role in Savaari, he was offered a couple of films but he was keen on doing an action film someday. <br /><br /></div><div>“I wouldn’t mind undergoing special training for the film. I don’t want to do mundane action sequences like blowing up cars or shedding blood. It would be nice to replicate some challenging and unusual stunts,” reasons Raghu. <br /><br />And that’s precisely what he has got to do in Akramana.</div><div> </div><div>Raghu says that during the shooting, onlookers refused to believe that it was him. <br /><br />“I was wondering how I would pull off a moustache because people aren’t used to seeing me with one. But it’s a nice change,” he notes. </div><div> </div><div>He states that if there is one thing that he relishes, it is change. Raghu plays a cop who manages the jurisdiction in and around Chamundi Hills in Mysore. <br /></div><div><br />“I've worked very hard on my physique and more than anything, I am enjoying every bit of the transformation. People have always seen me play a rich, spoilt brat on screen or that of a lover boy but here is something I’ve never attempted before. The role has done well to bring out a side of me that even I didn’t know existed,” Raghu shares with Metrolife. </div><div> </div><div>Raghu is glad that he is doing something that’s more creative than modelling. <br /></div><div> </div><div>“I think I’ve zeroed in on the right career. I have been getting offers from Tamil and Telugu industry but I am too fond of the industry here and the City to move out and explore,” he asserts. </div><div> </div><div>Raghu may have been slow in choosing projects but he has his hands full with <span>Superro Ranga, in which he plays a substantial role alongside Upendra. </span></div><div> </div><div>He is also working on Aryan, in which he essays a man who owns a sports academy. <br /></div><div><br />“It’s a very straightforward character and acting with Shivarajkumar in Aryan was an experience worth recalling,” Raghu signs off. </div><div> </div></div>
<div>Model-turned-actor Raghu Mukherjee is thrilled about playing a cop in the Kannada film Akramana, which is entirely shot in the 3D format.<br /><br /> “This is the first time I am playing a cop and I must say that I feel like a real cop when I slip into the uniform. I work out to stay fit and now, I’ve grown a moustache for the role,” he shares.<br /><br /><div>Raghu says he chooses his films according to the roles he gets and will not do just any role or compromise his skills to gain popularity. <br /></div><div><br />After his role in Savaari, he was offered a couple of films but he was keen on doing an action film someday. <br /><br /></div><div>“I wouldn’t mind undergoing special training for the film. I don’t want to do mundane action sequences like blowing up cars or shedding blood. It would be nice to replicate some challenging and unusual stunts,” reasons Raghu. <br /><br />And that’s precisely what he has got to do in Akramana.</div><div> </div><div>Raghu says that during the shooting, onlookers refused to believe that it was him. <br /><br />“I was wondering how I would pull off a moustache because people aren’t used to seeing me with one. But it’s a nice change,” he notes. </div><div> </div><div>He states that if there is one thing that he relishes, it is change. Raghu plays a cop who manages the jurisdiction in and around Chamundi Hills in Mysore. <br /></div><div><br />“I've worked very hard on my physique and more than anything, I am enjoying every bit of the transformation. People have always seen me play a rich, spoilt brat on screen or that of a lover boy but here is something I’ve never attempted before. The role has done well to bring out a side of me that even I didn’t know existed,” Raghu shares with Metrolife. </div><div> </div><div>Raghu is glad that he is doing something that’s more creative than modelling. <br /></div><div> </div><div>“I think I’ve zeroed in on the right career. I have been getting offers from Tamil and Telugu industry but I am too fond of the industry here and the City to move out and explore,” he asserts. </div><div> </div><div>Raghu may have been slow in choosing projects but he has his hands full with <span>Superro Ranga, in which he plays a substantial role alongside Upendra. </span></div><div> </div><div>He is also working on Aryan, in which he essays a man who owns a sports academy. <br /></div><div><br />“It’s a very straightforward character and acting with Shivarajkumar in Aryan was an experience worth recalling,” Raghu signs off. </div><div> </div></div>