On international Jokes Day,  a look at hilarious dialogues from &TV shows to tickle your funny bones!


By Rajesh Ahuja

Amid the gloom caused by the hot summer season,  several comedy shows on television bring to people much needed laughter in their lives.

On the occasion of international Jokes Day,  that celebrates people who make us laugh and bring much-needed laughter to our lives,  it is time to take a look on some hilarious dialogues from popular comedy shows Happu Ki Ultan Paltan and Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai,  telecast on &TV.



On international Jokes Day, a look at hilarious dialogues from popular comedy shows on &TV 









Daroga Happu  Singh and his Dabbang Dulanhiya wife, Rajesh in the comedy show Happu Ki  Ultan Paltan are known for their fun Miya biwi bantering and comic dialogues. In a hilarious episode, Rajesh says, "Jao main tumse baat nahi karungi.(go, I will not talk to you)" Happu instantly reacts by saying, "Wah! Maine kya kiyo hai baata do, aagey aisa hi karunga (Tell me what I have done and I will do it again)".

  Rajesh was not going to take this defeat lying down, and she found the perfect comeback! One day, Happu asked her, "Tum tayar hone mai derr karti ho, mujhe toh do minute hi lagte hai(you take a lot of time to get ready, I only take two minutes to do so)". Rajesh gives the most savage reply, "Khichdi aur shahi paneer bane main antar hota hai( there is a difference between preparing Khichdi and Shahi paneer)."

Angoori Bhabi’s quirky dialogue delivery in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai is fodder for laughter for many of the show's avid followers, and her flirty neighbour Vibhuti Narayan Mishra never misses any chance to correct her. In one of the episodes, Angoori Bhabi is watering her plants and exclaims in excitement, "Aaj hume ladoo ke bhaiya ne naya mobile kharid ke diya hai(today,  Laddoo's brother has brought me a new mobile)." Vibhuti replies, "Arey Waah! Konse company ka mobile diya hai bhabiji?(which company's mobile have you brought)" Angoori answers "Lawaris", to which Vibhuti is quick and takes his cue, correcting it with "Bhabiji woh Lawaris nahi, LAVA Iris hai.(bhabhiji, it is not Lawaris butLAVA iris)" Angoori Bhabi responds in her famous catchphrase, "Sahi pakde hai!".

Vibhuti and Angoori bhabi's hilarious never-ending chats provide even more laughs.

In one  episode, Vibhuti asks, "Bhabiji itni udaas kyu hai aap? Why? Why are you crying for me? Kisine kuch kaha aapko?" Angoori Bhabi was still crying. Vibhuti asks, "Bataye na itni roh kyu rahi hai aap. Aakhon se inn motiyon ko tapakne se roke. Yeh khazana bade mushkil se milta hai." Angoori sadly replies, "Voh na hum bade hot hogaye hai." Vibhuti, in his flirty tone, says, "Bhabiji yeh bhi kehne ki baat hai, jitni purani ho rhi hai, utni hot ho rahi hai aap. Aap purani sharab ki tarah hai, jitni purani ho rahi hai, utna maza aaraha hai." Innocently Bhabiji asks, "Haan kya bolein?" Vibhuti: "Mera matlab bhabiji voh hot nai hurt hota hai." Bhabiji, in her desi style, ends with "Ji Sahi pakde hai."

Characters of the two shows like  Angoori Bhabi (Shubhangi Atre) and Vibhuti Narayan Mishra (Aasif Sheikh) from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai and Daroga Happu Singh (Yogesh Tripathi) and his wife Rajesh (Kamna Pathak) from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, two of Indian television's most popular Jodis, have won viewers' hearts with their comic timings.

Their  comic banters,  including Pati-Patni nok-jhok, clever one-liners and great comic timing, are viral on social media platforms.

While  Happu Ki Ultan Paltan is telecast on &TV  from  Monday  to  Friday at 10:00 pm , Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai is telecast  from  Monday  to  Friday at 10:30 pm.


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