“Unveiling the Pranksters of the Entertainment World: Actors Share Hilarious On-Set Antics”
Lights, Camera, Pranks! Actors Reveal On-Set Pranksters
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Join Telegram ChannelLaughter is the best medicine, and on International Jokes Day, it’s time to celebrate those who bring joy and laughter into our lives. Behind the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry, there lies a hilarious side that often goes unnoticed.
Today, we shine a spotlight on the actors who not only entertain us with their performances but also possess an incredible sense of humor. Neha Joshi, Yogesh Tripathi, and Shubhangi Atre, popular faces from &TV shows, have shared their experiences with their prankster co-stars, revealing the lighter side of their on-set camaraderie.
Neha Joshi, known for her role as Yashoda in “Doosri Maa,” shared her delightful encounters with Aayudh Bhanushali, who plays Krishna on the show. Neha revealed that Aayudh is the ultimate prankster on set, always ready to entertain with his hilarious pranks and witty jokes.
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While Neha prefers to remain quiet during scenes, Aayudh is constantly in high gear, keeping the atmosphere lively with his non-stop chatter and spot-on mimicking. Even during emotional scenes, he manages to lighten the mood with his jokes, bringing smiles to everyone’s faces. Neha considers herself lucky to have someone like Aayudh, who can make her laugh in any situation, and appreciates his presence for bringing joy and liveliness to the set.
Yogesh Tripathi, popularly known as Daroga Happu Singh from “Happu Ki Ultan Paltan,” praised his co-star Himani Shivpuri, who portrays the character of Katori Amma on the show. Yogesh credits Himani for her impeccable comic timing and ability to spread positivity through humor. Himani is known for her perfect jokes that hit the bullseye, leaving the entire cast in splits.
Yogesh describes her as the undisputed champ in the comedy realm, always ready with jokes, pranks, and comic antics on set. Himani’s talent for making people laugh is not limited to the screen; she brings laughter and happiness to everyone’s lives, both on and off the set.
Shubhangi Atre, popularly known as Angoori Bhabi from “Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai,” couldn’t help but admire her co-star Aasif Sheikh, who portrays the character of Vibhuti Narayan Mishra. Shubhangi affectionately calls Aasif the “King of Comedy” on Indian television, as he effortlessly dives into bizarre, hilarious characters that are mind-bogglingly difficult yet extraordinarily funny.
Aasif’s ability to induce laughter is like a superpower, with his hilarious voiceovers, outrageous get-ups, witty dialogues, and priceless expressions. Not only is he a talented artist, but he is also a joke-cracking wizard, constantly keeping the cast in splits with his amazing sense of humor. Shubhangi appreciates Aasif’s ability to create a bubble of laughter and positive vibes on set, making every day a joyful experience.
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As we celebrate International Jokes Day, it is essential to acknowledge the significance of laughter in our lives. The ability to make others laugh is a precious gift, and these actors have embraced it wholeheartedly.
Their co-stars’ pranks and humorous antics not only create a lively atmosphere on set but also forge strong bonds of friendship and camaraderie. Laughter truly becomes the glue that holds the team together, making their work environment a joyous one.
