Salim Zaidi

Actress Vidisha Srivastava discusses her winter wardrobe and unique fashion styles. She hails from Varanasi, where winters fluctuate from mild to chilly. She reminisces about the assortment of winter clothing her mother used to fill their wardrobes with, including jackets, scarves, mittens, and thermal wear. Vidisha prefers monochromatic ensembles or adding a scarf to her outfits to stay warm and stylish in Mumbai winters. She looks forward to passing down cherished knits to her daughter. In the current track of 'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain', characters get engrossed in their phones, leading to various mishaps and chaos.

'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain' producer Binaifer S Kohli has received accolades from journalist-turned-actress Charrul Malik, who says she cannot imagine how different her life would have been without the latter's indispensable presence.Rusa is a character played by Charrul in the comedy "Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain." Under the title, Binaifer produces the television show.

Actress Shubhangi Atre shared her cherished memories of celebrating Dhanteras, a festival that marks the arrival of Goddess Laxmi. She fondly recalls how her family used to go shopping for gold and silver items on this day. This year, she plans to buy something in gold for her daughter. In the current track of her show, the characters are preparing for Diwali and seeking advice from a pandit.

Aasif Sheikh, who plays Vibhuti Narayan Mishra in the TV show 'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai', will be seen in a new role as a qawwal. Vibhuti's character is convinced to learn qawwali after a beggar praises his clapping skills. He assembles a team and seeks training to impress his wife, Angoori. Aasif prepared for the role by watching qawwali videos on YouTube.

Actor Rohitashv Gour, known for 'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain', discussed his family's Ganesh Chaturthi traditions. They bring a Ganesha idol home every year and celebrate with family and close friends. This year, the theme is flowers, and Gour's daughters are doing the creative work. His wife has also prepared a list of Bhog to offer to Ganesh Ji. In the current track of the show, Vibhuti explores his singing skills to impress Angoori, who loves qawwali.

The show has been and continues to be the audience’s favourite comedy shows on Indian television for its quirky characters, fun catchphrases, the constant nok-jhok between the Mishras and the Tiwari’s in trying to impress the others’ wives.

Celebrations and excitement is in the air as the show completed 1000 episodes of endlessly entertaining the audience.