Since its September 18 release, Kareena Kapoor and Prithviraj Sukumaran’s new movie Daayra has generated online buzz, with audiences drawing parallels between its fictional law enforcement officers and real-life cops. While viewers previously likened Prithviraj Sukumaran’s DCP Raman Kumar to former Cyberabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar, internet users are now questioning whether Kareena Kapoor Khan’s DCP Ajooni Kohli also draws from a real-life counterpart.
Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Daayra Character Compared To VC Sajjanar
Several sequences from Daayra have circulated widely online, with internet users connecting them to the 2019 Hyderabad police encounter and Sajjanar’s statement that “law has done its duty.” In December 2019, Hyderabad officers fatally shot four suspects in a rape-and-murder investigation. According to law enforcement, the accused were brought to the crime scene for investigative purposes when they allegedly tried to grab weapons and flee.
These comparisons intensified after Prithviraj acknowledged that he was familiar with Sajjanar’s 2019 press briefing and the famous statement while delivering the line in the movie. Numerous users have since posted video edits merging clips from the feature with archival press footage, labeling the instance a “real-to-reel” event.
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Is Kareena Kapoor’s Ajooni Inspired By Manzil Saini?
Discussions have now shifted toward Kareena Kapoor Khan’s character, DCP Ajooni. Reports indicate that IPS officer Manzil Saini could serve as one of the real-world inspirations behind Kareena’s role. Saini has previously served in multiple high-ranking police roles, such as SSP Lucknow.
Within Daayra, Ajooni is portrayed as a resolute officer who emphasizes thorough investigation and legal procedures while managing the case. This portrayal has prompted some watchers to connect the fictional figure with Saini, though no formal confirmation exists stating that Ajooni is modeled after her.
What Is Daayra About?
Daayra features Kareena Kapoor Khan as DCP Ajooni Kohli alongside Prithviraj Sukumaran as DCP Raman Kumar. The two law enforcers find themselves positioned on opposing sides of an identical case, with the plot investigating the conflict between legal due process and calls for immediate justice.
Backed by producers Junglee Pictures and Pen Studios, the motion picture continues to spark conversations across the web, particularly surrounding the real-world connections that audiences perceive in its police personnel.
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