Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah: Rakesh Bedi shares a behind-the-scenes video from the sets with Sachin Shroff; says 'shooting for TMKOC is always next level fun'
Recently, veteran actor
Rakesh Bedi
, who plays the pivotal role of Babulal in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, gave fans a sneak peek from the sets. He posted a behind-the-scenes video featuring moments from his shoot alongside
Sachin Shroff
, who portrays Taarak Mehta in the show.
In the video, Rakesh Bedi expresses his happiness of being on the sets. He shared, "Hi guys and welcome to Hi chai with Rakesh Bedi from the sets of Taarak Mehta. Shooting for Taarak Mehta is always fun because we try to make it very funny and we try to make it funnier.
And when we are together (panning the video at Sachin Shroff) it becomes the funniest. My dear friend Taarak, you play the role fantastically my god, another level.
"
Rakesh Bedi was joined by Sachin Shroff, who thanked him for showering the praises and said, "Thank you so much sir you make the scene so much easier and fun that it's super to work with you." Rakesh responded saying that even he looks forward to working with him.
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Sachin introduced the director of the show Harshad and credited him for the success of the show. Rakesh Bedi further shared that they strive to bring good comedy to the audience and requested them to continue to watch the show.
The video concluded with director Harshad applauding Rakesh Bedi for his impeccable comic timing, mentioning how his witty one-liners and humour keep the entire team in splits on set.
Rakesh Bedi posted the video on his Instagram account and wrote, "Hi guys! Welcome to Hi Chai with Rakesh Vedi straight from the streets of Tarak Meta ☕🎬 Shooting for Tarak Meta @sachinshroff1 is always next level fun – full on masti and comedy guaranteed! 😄 I always look forward to working with you all and taking things to the next level. Let's keep the vibe high and the entertainment rolling!"
For the uninitiated, Rakesh Bedi plays the role of Taarak Mehta's boss.
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