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New Delhi: Actor Paresh Rawal has been called for questioning by the Kolkata Police over his comments on Bengalis made at an election rally in Gujarat. Kolkata Police has asked Paresh Rawal to be present on Monday. The complaint against Paresh Rawal was filed by former Member of Parliament and CPI(M) leader Md Salim. Md Salim wanted Paresh Rawal to be charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including for promoting enmity, intentional insult, public mischief etc. While campaigning for the ruling BJP, Paresh Rawal said the people of Gujarat would tolerate inflation but not "Bangladeshis and Rohingya" next door and used a "cooking fish" stereotype that has incensed Bengalis. "Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" Paresh Rawal had said last week in Valsad. Paresh Rawal's comments created a storm in West Bengal with the ruling Trinamool Congress taking strong objection to his outburst. Though the veteran actor made an effort to explain his comments with a qualified apology but ended up aggravating the row by claiming that he meant "illegal Bangladeshis and Rohingya" when he used the word "Bengalis". The action against Paresh Rawal comes on a day Trinamool Congress spokesperson Saket Gokhale was arrested for alleging that PM Modi's visit to Gujar...

Iconic actor Paresh Rawal celebrates his 68th birthday on Tuesday With his impeccable timing and uproarious performances, Over the course of his illustrious career spanning three decades, he has effortlessly weaved humor in movies, leaving us in awe of his prowess. On Rawal's 68th birthday, we celebrate his exceptional talent through his unforgettable roles. Babu 'Bhaiya' - 'Hera Pheri' Babu Bhaiya aka Baburao Ganpatrao Apte stood at the heart of hilarity in the Hera Pheri franchise. Rawal flawlessly embodied the comedic essence of the character, and the impact of his portrayal can be felt even today, as fans joyously embrace his dialogues in memes. Despite featuring alongside Dr. Ghungroo - 'Welcome' The 2007 film featured a star-studded cast of Kumar (Rajiv), Rawal shone brightly in this film as Dr. Ghungroo and gave yet another unforgettable performance with quirky dialogues that left us in stitches. The story centered around Ghungroo's hunt for a bride belonging to a decent family for his nephew Rajiv. Uncle Mambo - 'Garam Masala' Garam Masala, released in 2005, was packed with top-notch comedic actors, including the incomparable Rawal, who despite having a small role, delivered a gem of a performance. As Mambo, he portrayed the role of a servant with an attitude like no other, and effortlessly weaved comedy into every frame he was in with his deadpan expressions. Rawal was featured alongside Kumar and Gundya - 'Chup Chup Ke' In the film Chup Chup Ke (2006), Rawal port...

Veteran actor and producer Paresh Rawal is all set to make his debut on the digital entertainment platform. The actor is soon going to enter on SonyLiv with his recent psychological-thriller titled Welcome Home. Film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh recently took to his social media handle to announce that the series begins streaming on the platform from Friday, November 6, 2020. Keep reading to know more: Paresh Rawal makes digital debut on SonyLiv platform Taran Adarsh in his recent post revealed a few things about Paresh Rawal's new movie. Sharing the news, he wrote, "PARESH RAWAL'S DIGITAL DEBUT AS PRODUCER... #PareshRawal and Hemal A Thakkar join hands for a psycho-thriller... Film titled #WelcomeHome,". The caption further reads: "Directed by Pushkar Mahabal... Produced by #PareshRawal, #HemalAThakkar, and #SwaroopRawal... Streams on on #SonyLiv from today, (sic)". Take a look at the post below: ALSO READ: About Welcome Home Digital streaming platform SonyLiv has recently come up with another series after the success of Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story. Now, the OTT has recently launched its new release, which is a mystery thriller movie named Welcome Home. Recently, the makers also released a spooky video, sharing a glimpse of what the thriller film is all about. The movie is already out on the OTT platform SonyLiv from November 6, 2020, Friday. Take a look at the teaser below: About Welcome Home cast The Welcome Home teaser shows a woman asking a pregnant la...

• Happy Birthday Paresh Rawal: 5 times the actor tickled our funny bone • Senior actor credits Paresh Rawal and Anupam Kher as the master of ‘comic timing’ • Kon Honaar Crorepati: Paresh Rawal talks about importance of Marathi theater; says "It is an institution of acting" • Siva Nageswara Rao: I wanted Radhika to play Vijaya in 'Money', but Ram Gopal Varma insisted on Jayasudha for the role - Exclusive! • Kon Honaar Crorepati: Senior actors Paresh Rawal and Vijay Kenkre to grace the weekend special episode soon • Suniel Shetty shares his fitness mantra, says he wakes up at 5 am, hits the gym, spends time with family without phone • Shehzada makers haven't cleared film crew's dues of 30 lakhs: Report • Throwback: When Paresh Rawal stopped working with Mahesh Bhatt • ​Actors who’ve played freedom fighters ​ • Tollywood director Nandita Roy hospitalized with high fever • Rajatava Dutta: Actors don’t get stereotyped any more, things are changing a lot • Paresh Rawal to play Soumitra Chattopadhyay’s character in Hindi remake of ‘Posto’ • Munna Bhai duo Sanjay Dutt and Arshad Warsi join Akshay Kumar in 'Awara Pagal Deewana 2': Report • Suniel Shetty admits he is 'scared to talk'; says social media trolls abuse his family and call daughter Athiya a b***h • Farhad Samji reacts to netizens being disappointed with him for directing 'Hera Pheri 4' • Suniel Shetty clarifies that 'Hera Pheri 3' wasn't delayed because of Akshay Kumar • Paresh Rawal's mother-in-law Dr Mrudula Sampat pas...

Last Updated: 9th January, 2022 12:19 IST 'Is it not an essential service?' | Paresh Rawal Questions 'logic' Behind Closing Gyms Amid Rising Omicron Cases Of COVID Taking to Twitter, Paresh Rawal expressed displeasure over shutting down gyms amid the COVID scare. He questioned if looking after one's health is a 'crime'. COVID cases are rising exponentially across the country, with the Omicron variant fuelling the surge in infections. The alarming situation has led many state governments to put a cap on amenities like theatres, bars and restaurants among other things, operating on a 50% capacity, while gymnasiums have been completely shut in some states. Paresh Rawal expresses displeasure over shutting down of gyms Taking to his Twitter handle on Sunday, January 9 the Hera Pheri actor wrote, "Trains n Theatres n Bars n Restaurants etc are allowed to remain open with 50% capacity BUT NOT GYMNASIUM !!! WHAT'S THE LOGIC BEHIND IT? IS IT A CRIME TO LOOK AFTER ONE'S HEALTH? IS IT NOT AN ESSENTIAL SERVICE ?" Trains n Theatres n Bars n Restaurants etc are allowed to remain open with 50% capacity BUT NOT GYMNASIUM !!! WHATS THE LOGIC BEHIND IT ? IS IT A CRIME TO LOOK AFTER ONES HEALTH ? IS IT NOT AN ESSENTIAL SERVICE ? — Paresh Rawal (@SirPareshRawal) In response to his query, many twitterers echoed a similar sentiment, while others penned down their individual reasons backing the decision. Replying to the actor, one wrote, "Closed spaces where people are breathing heavily and shar...

Veteran actor and producer Paresh Rawal is all set to make his debut on the digital entertainment platform. The actor is soon going to enter on SonyLiv with his recent psychological-thriller titled Welcome Home. Film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh recently took to his social media handle to announce that the series begins streaming on the platform from Friday, November 6, 2020. Keep reading to know more: Paresh Rawal makes digital debut on SonyLiv platform Taran Adarsh in his recent post revealed a few things about Paresh Rawal's new movie. Sharing the news, he wrote, "PARESH RAWAL'S DIGITAL DEBUT AS PRODUCER... #PareshRawal and Hemal A Thakkar join hands for a psycho-thriller... Film titled #WelcomeHome,". The caption further reads: "Directed by Pushkar Mahabal... Produced by #PareshRawal, #HemalAThakkar, and #SwaroopRawal... Streams on on #SonyLiv from today, (sic)". Take a look at the post below: ALSO READ: About Welcome Home Digital streaming platform SonyLiv has recently come up with another series after the success of Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story. Now, the OTT has recently launched its new release, which is a mystery thriller movie named Welcome Home. Recently, the makers also released a spooky video, sharing a glimpse of what the thriller film is all about. The movie is already out on the OTT platform SonyLiv from November 6, 2020, Friday. Take a look at the teaser below: About Welcome Home cast The Welcome Home teaser shows a woman asking a pregnant la...

• Happy Birthday Paresh Rawal: 5 times the actor tickled our funny bone • Senior actor credits Paresh Rawal and Anupam Kher as the master of ‘comic timing’ • Kon Honaar Crorepati: Paresh Rawal talks about importance of Marathi theater; says "It is an institution of acting" • Siva Nageswara Rao: I wanted Radhika to play Vijaya in 'Money', but Ram Gopal Varma insisted on Jayasudha for the role - Exclusive! • Kon Honaar Crorepati: Senior actors Paresh Rawal and Vijay Kenkre to grace the weekend special episode soon • Suniel Shetty shares his fitness mantra, says he wakes up at 5 am, hits the gym, spends time with family without phone • Shehzada makers haven't cleared film crew's dues of 30 lakhs: Report • Throwback: When Paresh Rawal stopped working with Mahesh Bhatt • ​Actors who’ve played freedom fighters ​ • Tollywood director Nandita Roy hospitalized with high fever • Rajatava Dutta: Actors don’t get stereotyped any more, things are changing a lot • Paresh Rawal to play Soumitra Chattopadhyay’s character in Hindi remake of ‘Posto’ • Munna Bhai duo Sanjay Dutt and Arshad Warsi join Akshay Kumar in 'Awara Pagal Deewana 2': Report • Suniel Shetty admits he is 'scared to talk'; says social media trolls abuse his family and call daughter Athiya a b***h • Farhad Samji reacts to netizens being disappointed with him for directing 'Hera Pheri 4' • Suniel Shetty clarifies that 'Hera Pheri 3' wasn't delayed because of Akshay Kumar • Paresh Rawal's mother-in-law Dr Mrudula Sampat pas...

May 30, 2023 | 04:10 am 3 min read Iconic actor Paresh Rawal celebrates his 68th birthday on Tuesday With his impeccable timing and uproarious performances, Over the course of his illustrious career spanning three decades, he has effortlessly weaved humor in movies, leaving us in awe of his prowess. On Rawal's 68th birthday, we celebrate his exceptional talent through his unforgettable roles. Babu 'Bhaiya' - 'Hera Pheri' Babu Bhaiya aka Baburao Ganpatrao Apte stood at the heart of hilarity in the Hera Pheri franchise. Rawal flawlessly embodied the comedic essence of the character, and the impact of his portrayal can be felt even today, as fans joyously embrace his dialogues in memes. Despite featuring alongside Dr. Ghungroo - 'Welcome' The 2007 film featured a star-studded cast of Kumar (Rajiv), Rawal shone brightly in this film as Dr. Ghungroo and gave yet another unforgettable performance with quirky dialogues that left us in stitches. The story centered around Ghungroo's hunt for a bride belonging to a decent family for his nephew Rajiv. Uncle Mambo - 'Garam Masala' Garam Masala, released in 2005, was packed with top-notch comedic actors, including the incomparable Rawal, who despite having a small role, delivered a gem of a performance. As Mambo, he portrayed the role of a servant with an attitude like no other, and effortlessly weaved comedy into every frame he was in with his deadpan expressions. Rawal was featured alongside Kumar and Gundya - 'Chup Chup Ke' In the f...

Last Updated: 9th January, 2022 12:19 IST 'Is it not an essential service?' | Paresh Rawal Questions 'logic' Behind Closing Gyms Amid Rising Omicron Cases Of COVID Taking to Twitter, Paresh Rawal expressed displeasure over shutting down gyms amid the COVID scare. He questioned if looking after one's health is a 'crime'. COVID cases are rising exponentially across the country, with the Omicron variant fuelling the surge in infections. The alarming situation has led many state governments to put a cap on amenities like theatres, bars and restaurants among other things, operating on a 50% capacity, while gymnasiums have been completely shut in some states. Paresh Rawal expresses displeasure over shutting down of gyms Taking to his Twitter handle on Sunday, January 9 the Hera Pheri actor wrote, "Trains n Theatres n Bars n Restaurants etc are allowed to remain open with 50% capacity BUT NOT GYMNASIUM !!! WHAT'S THE LOGIC BEHIND IT? IS IT A CRIME TO LOOK AFTER ONE'S HEALTH? IS IT NOT AN ESSENTIAL SERVICE ?" Trains n Theatres n Bars n Restaurants etc are allowed to remain open with 50% capacity BUT NOT GYMNASIUM !!! WHATS THE LOGIC BEHIND IT ? IS IT A CRIME TO LOOK AFTER ONES HEALTH ? IS IT NOT AN ESSENTIAL SERVICE ? — Paresh Rawal (@SirPareshRawal) In response to his query, many twitterers echoed a similar sentiment, while others penned down their individual reasons backing the decision. Replying to the actor, one wrote, "Closed spaces where people are breathing heavily and shar...

New Delhi: Actor Paresh Rawal has been called for questioning by the Kolkata Police over his comments on Bengalis made at an election rally in Gujarat. Kolkata Police has asked Paresh Rawal to be present on Monday. The complaint against Paresh Rawal was filed by former Member of Parliament and CPI(M) leader Md Salim. Md Salim wanted Paresh Rawal to be charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including for promoting enmity, intentional insult, public mischief etc. While campaigning for the ruling BJP, Paresh Rawal said the people of Gujarat would tolerate inflation but not "Bangladeshis and Rohingya" next door and used a "cooking fish" stereotype that has incensed Bengalis. "Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" Paresh Rawal had said last week in Valsad. Paresh Rawal's comments created a storm in West Bengal with the ruling Trinamool Congress taking strong objection to his outburst. Though the veteran actor made an effort to explain his comments with a qualified apology but ended up aggravating the row by claiming that he meant "illegal Bangladeshis and Rohingya" when he used the word "Bengalis". The action against Paresh Rawal comes on a day Trinamool Congress spokesperson Saket Gokhale was arrested for alleging that PM Modi's visit to Gujar...