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01 / 6Paresh Rawal’s Hasmukhlal in Judaai
Be it the annoying but lovely little cousins, or the ever confused colleague in the office, there is always a Hasmukhlal in the lives of each of us. The never ending series of the questions he always has in his kitty can prompt you to pass a shovel through your head, but sometimes also lead to fits of uncontrollable laughter about his cluelessness.
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02 / 6Paresh Rawal’s Babu Bhaiya from Hera Pheri
An ever-agitated but nice at heart man, you spot in your neighbourhood or on metro rides, Babu Bhaiya is a universal phenomenon. He will be shouting on the kids playing in the streets, giving you grumpy looks, or one or two witty rebukes if you ask him to make way in a crowded metro, Babu Bhaiya never leaves your side.
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03 / 6Paresh Rawal’s Dr. Ghunghroo from Welcome
Dr. Ghunghroo is the Mama to Akshay Kumar’s character in the movie who is the reason because of which the whole family gets into trouble. He thinks from the brain of his wife and suffers from a weird syndrome which makes him move his neck without him realizing it. Dr. Ghunghroo is a black sheep of the family uncle in every household.
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04 / 6Paresh Rawal’s Mambo from Garam Masala
If you are a single person living away from your family, you might have encountered several Mambos by now. The grumpy manservant is every servant or maid you have had or will ever have at your place. The house starts belonging more to the Mambo’s than you when they start working at your place.
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05 / 6Paresh Rawal’s Radheshyam Tiwari from Hungama
A simple villager stuck into the life of a rich city dweller because of his wife, Paresh Rawal is every homesick uncle around you who loves his desh ki mitti but secretly enjoys the perk of a city life. His fights with his wife are so real that you can take crash course from him to destabilize your marriage.
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06 / 6Paresh Rawal’s Lambodar Chacha from Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge
A guest who comes with an intention of never leaving and making your life a living hell, there is no lack of Lambodar Chachas in this world. It is all fun and games for a few days but suddenly your life starts revolving around them. But it is always saddening when they leave as you unwillingly start terribly missing their annoying presence.
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Happy Birthday Paresh Rawal: 6 characters which he has played on-screen but we often spot around us
For all who have grown up as a Bollywood buff like us, Paresh Rawal is a name that brings back the memories of a flood of numerable interesting characters he has played. His comic acts have always been mind-bogglingly amazing. Despite being amazingly hilarious, the characters he has played are so close to the people we keep on spotting in our day to day life. As Paresh Rawal celebrates his 67th birthday today, we present to you the iconic roles he has played which can give you a strong sense of deja vu.