Is Huma Qureshi's Character, 'Badi Didi' In 'Delhi Crime Season 3' Fictional Or Based On Real Life?

Shefali Shah's Delhi Crime Season 3 has taken the OTT platform by a storm. The audience is shown the world of human trafficking, which has been led by 'DIG Vartika Chaturvedi'. She has tried to nab the people who have been navigating behind the scenes. The case starts off on two fronts. At one end, there is a truck filled with young women who are encircled in a trafficking circus. They need to be rescued. Now, the main question is whether Huma Qureshi's character of 'Badi Didi' is based on real-life events?

Is Huma Qureshi's character as 'Badi Didi' based on a real-life human trafficker?

A two-year-old child named, 'Baby Noor' has been taken to the hospital and she faces severe injuries. It is found that the cases are connected and the investigation leads to the finding of the antagonists- 'Badi Didi' and also her right man, Vijay. They are shown as real antagonists, but it is interesting to note that neither of them is at all based on real-life folks.

Is Huma Qureshi's character as 'Badi Didi' fictional?

For the unversed, the storyline of Delhi Crime Season 3 shows the real-life story of 'Baby Falak' and the human trafficking ring which was busted when the Delhi Police investigated the matter. The season has a narrative that is compelling, and the storyline has fictional characters. 'Badi Didi' a.k.a 'Meena' essayed by Huma Qureshi is a fictional. However, in reality, there were ten people who had been arrested in relation to the case that showcased an injured 'Baby Falak'. She was taken to the AIIMS Trauma Centre by a teenager who had claimed to be the mom.

Delhi Crime 3 producer, Apoorva Bakshi, reveals details on Huma Qureshi's character

Later it was found that the young girl was nothing but a victim of human trafficking. Huma Qureshi and Vijay Verma's characters in particular have not been inspired by anyone in real. The creators have focused on the storyline of Huma, which is shown to be parallel. The team of Delhi Crime Season 3 wanted to showcase the perspective of criminals too. Earlier, in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter India, Apoorva shared that they intentionally opted for this grammar without dulling the intensity and seriousness of the crimes. In her words:

"If the cops are dealing with their jobs and the system, the criminals are also grappling with their circumstances and the world they come from. Delhi Crime sits at that fascinating confluence between crime and society.”

Huma Qureshi reveals 'Badi Didi' was the worst character she played

Huma Qureshi, in the same interview, stated that 'Badi Didi' was the worst character that she ever played. She shared of being excited to play the role when she was approached by Apoorva and also director, Tanuj Chopra. Huma was told that her character would be adverse to 'Madam Sir' a.k.a 'Vartika Chaturvedi'. Huma jumped, took the opportunity and shared:

"I had so many questions about trafficking. How does it happen? What’s the nexus like? What are the modes of transport?"

Well, for all the Delhi Crime and Huma Qureshi fans, they can now know that her character was not at all based on anyone in particular. It was fictional, and a parallel storyline was made in order for the audience to understand the nexus of crime.

What are your views on Huma Qureshi's character 'Badi Didi' being fictional in Delhi Crime Season 3?

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