Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai 2.0: New Season Blends Comedy and Supernatural

“No, I am not coming back to Bhabiji at all. I have moved on to another project.”

“At the moment, I am doing something else. So that is totally out of question.”

“What’s written on paper is one thing, but every actor brings their own inputs to the character. We’ve made an extra effort to ensure that the comedy never suffers. Audiences will experience plenty of laughs; there’s absolutely no change there. In fact, the horror element only adds to the humour. Tiwari is essentially a sufferer; he’s scared, constantly dealing with bizarre ghostly incidents, and trying to make sense of the chaos around him. That suffering is where the comedy truly comes alive.”

“I’ve been portraying Anita for almost four years now, and this season brings an exciting new dimension. Anita has always been stylish, and that essence continues, but audiences will also see her in a refreshed avatar with a subtle spooky twist. It’s a new package, but the comedy remains the same. There are some changes in my look this time. I’ll mostly be seen in sarees, with a richer, more elegant styling. That said, Anita’s signature style is very much intact.”