TV's favourite comedians reunite for Comedy Classes

TVs favourite comedians reunite for Comedy Classes
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After tickling the funny bone of audiences with stand-up comedy shows, Krushna Abhishek, Bharti Singh, Shakeel Siddiqui and Sudesh Lehri have teamed up again. But this time they will entertain their fans through an innovative show titled Comedy Classes.

After tickling the funny bone of audiences with stand-up comedy shows, Krushna Abhishek, Bharti Singh, Shakeel Siddiqui and Sudesh Lehri have teamed up again. But this time they will entertain their fans through an innovative show titled Comedy Classes.

The sitcom, which will go on air from October 7 on Life OK, is about an acting school called Ache Din Institute. One can look forward to some funny moments with Krushna as acting guru and Bharti as a dance instructor who has her own moves like BhartiNatyam.

Pakistani comedian Shakeel is expected to heighten the entertainment quotient as an Urdu teacher who can speak only seven sentences in the language. Sudesh will join the entourage as a music teacher who mixes two songs to make his own version.

Ajit Thakur, general manager of the channel, says that they believe in serving the audience with "variety".

"We didn't want to do stand-up comedy. So we thought of doing a sitcom. We got the best comedians together. It is a combination of Bollywood and comedy," Thakur told reporters at the show's launch on Tuesday. The event saw the actors performing too.

"We are planning to run it for five to six months. If it works, we would take a break for three months and then come back, so that the quality is not compromised," he added.

Another highlight of the show will be the presence of actresses like Bruna Abdullah and Madhura Naik as students.

Vipul D Shah, the man who penned some of the most successful comedies for the small screen, namely Dekh Bhai Dekh and Shriman Shrimati, says comedy is his forte and he is just taking it forward with the show.

"Our Comedy Circus ran for over seven years. We thought of getting the same artists and do a sitcom. I am a producer, but also a writer. I've written for a few sitcoms like Dekh Bhai Dekh and Shriman Shrimati. So I wanted to do what I am best at," said Shah, one of the partners in Optimystix, the producers of the show.

During the course of the show, Bollywood stars will up the glamour quotient.

"We will hopefully have the cast ­of 'Happy New Year'. Maybe, we would teach Shah Rukh Khan how to act in one of the episodes. The stars would be presented according to the format of the show," said Shah.

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