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After Pakistan’s former foreign minister’s video surfacedonline,many found his style quite similar to Rosesh Sarabhai, a popular character of the TV series, Sarabhai vs Sarabhai.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s Voice Closely Resambles Sarabhai vs Sarabhai’s Rosesh. (Photo credits: Instagram)
An Indian comedian has taken a dig at Pakistan’s former foreign minister, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. Since India and Pakistan engaged in a military conflict, Bhutto has become a trending figure on social media, taking part in discussions and sharing his views on the recent turbulence. Those who have watched Bhutto giving a speech must have noticed his unique talking style. Now, Zervaan J Bunshah, an actor who often shares funny content on Instagram, has tried to imitate Bhutto’s iconic demeanour in a hilarious way.
After his video surfaced online, many found his style quite similar to ‘Rosesh Sarabhai’, a popular character of the TV series, Sarabhai vs Sarabhai, played by actor Rajesh Kumar. Zervaan might not have intended to act like Rosesh, but many of his followers highlighted it in the comments section.
Dressed in black suits just like a delegate, the actor was seen mimicking Bhutto as it seemed he was apparently addressing the other members of Pakistan’s assembly. “That one random Pakistani reel,” read the title of the clip. Poking fun at Bhutto, Zervaan wrote in the caption, “Bilullu is delulu.”
Zervaan, however, is not the first to find the similarities between Bhutto and Saravai vs Saravai’s Roshesh. Recently, another video on the same topic created much buzz, showing the Pakistani politician and the TV character in split screens. Fans of the series should know Rosesh for his innocent yet nonsensical poetry, delivered with a childish tone.
The viral clip featured one of his famous dialogues– “momma ki purse jaise hospital ki koi pyaari nurse (mom’s purse like a pretty nurse at a hospital).” Bhutto, on the other hand, was seen addressing his fellow assembly members, referring to the recent Indo-Pak situation.
“Kaun raat ke andhere main humla karte hain. Chorr raat ke andhere main humla karta hain. Karte (Who Attacks People’s Houses At night? Thieves Attack People’s Houses at Night. Cowards attack people’s houses at night. Daylight and announced a war, “He said.
Back in 2020, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan mocked Bilawal Bhutto’s accent after the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) member made comments about a flood situation in Karachi.
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