Sudesh Berry Reflects on Iconic Role as Inspector Bharat in Upcoming Film
Sudesh Berry discusses his beloved role as Inspector Bharat and his return in Surag 2.0 in a candid interview about his career.
Mumbai, November 1 (Daily Kiran) : Sudesh Berry, the renowned actor, is set to appear in the upcoming family comedy film “Hey Bhagwan Bachale.” In a recent interview, he reminisced about his time on the popular television show “Surag – The Clue,” where he portrayed Inspector Bharat Chattopadhyay, a role that resonated deeply with audiences.
When asked which character brought him the most recognition, Berry highlighted his performance as the crime branch inspector in the mystery thriller “Surag – The Clue.” He stated, “People truly loved the character of Inspector Bharat. There’s now a Part 2 of the show coming out.”
During the conversation, Berry also noted that he received considerable acclaim for his role as Thakur Loha Singh in the television series “Agle Janam Mohe Bitia Hi Kijo.”
“Surag – The Clue,” which aired on Doordarshan National, featured Berry in a leading role. Directed by Gautam Adhikari and produced by Shri Adhikari Brothers Limited, the show featured Berry as the powerful Inspector Bharat Chatterjee, alongside Amit Kapoor, who played Sub-Inspector Srivastava.
Berry’s commanding voice and delivery captivated viewers, making him a household name as “Inspector Bharat.” The suspenseful investigative series ran from June 14, 1999, to November 4, 2002, airing every Monday night at 10:00 PM on Doordarshan National. Each episode presented a new murder mystery or crime case, which was resolved within the same episode.
To rekindle nostalgic memories for fans, “Surag 2.0” premiered on Doordarshan National on September 21, 2026, with Sudesh Berry reprising his iconic role as Inspector Bharat.
The show “Agle Janam Mohe Bitia Hi Kijo,” starring Ratan Rajput, featured a talented cast including Abhishek Rawat, Mukul Harish, Richa Mukherjee, Deepika Kakkar, Aditya Lakhia, Rupa Ganguly, and Sukriti Khandpal. However, it went off the air in February 2011 after completing over 400 episodes.
