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The actor, who is known for his roles in 'Timepass', 'Urfi', 'Khichik', 'Lalbaugchi Rani', and many more will be playing the role of Bhuvan's on screen character Vasant Gawde's best friend. He shared: "We were always together, having a blast all the time. In between takes, everyone is always having so much fun. In fact, there have been times where we would become so loud that the Director's team had to calm us down. Bhuvan has a mischievous look but is also very playful in general." Prathmesh added that Bhuvan is very good at playing pranks and he also called his co-actor Shriya the "biggest prankster".

It is time to say goodbye to 2022 and welcome 2023 with new energy and positivity. New Year is the time for fresh beginnings and what better way to start the year off right than by enjoying exciting and entertaining programmes on our TV sets? Television show makers are all set to entertain the audience with exciting New Year specials as well as new fictional and reality dramas. Here's a selection of what must watch this New Year to rejuvenate your mind and make your days more exciting.

Let us dig out what's happening on the web series landscape in the coming year. 'Farzi': The Vijay Sethupathi and Shahid Kapoor-starrer webseries 'Farzi' is a fast-paced edgy thriller created by director duo Raj and DK. Earlier, Shahid's first look from the series was shared by the makers in which he can be seen sporting a rugged look and sitting in a chair while he is busy painting something.

Co-producer Rohit Raj added: "Bhuvan is an extremely talented artist. If I leave the project to him I am sure he will come up with a brilliant product. Having said that, his passion for work and the interest to learn new things is quite infectious. And just because he is part of multiple departments of the series he makes sure his acting is not compromised. He is a perfect example of a team player."

From making his own snackable content on YouTube to putting together a full-fledged series and essaying all characters by himself, Bhuvan has come a long way.

The Tim Burton-directed series starring Jenna Ortega as the iconic Addams family daughter was watched for nearly 6 billion minutes during the November 21-27 viewing window, during which it was only available for the last five days, reports 'Variety'.

She recalled: "I remember my boss dictating that this is not right, and this is wrong even after me working so hard. The first thought which crossed my mind was that who is he to judge what's right or wrong? Creativity is subjective. That was the day I decided to leave because I was not meant to be there. I am an actor and that's my start up," she said.

About this, the actor said: "We were performing an air-water stunt where everyone on the helicopter that day was a Navy SEAL. During the shoot, one of our buddies, Kevin Kent, said, 'it would be a lot cooler if you did the stunt'. I said, 'What would that look like?' And he said, 'It'd look like me unbuckling you and throwing you out of this helicopter'."

While the first season centred the life of four friends leaving their day jobs and starting a company together, the second season will showcase the story of their growing start-up Pragati.AI, which now has a strength of twenty five employees and are seeking investors who will help them take their start-up to the next level. Directed by Vaibhav Bundhoo, the series stars Naveen Kasturia, Arunabh Kumar, Abhay Mahajan, Abhishek Banerjee, Ridhi Dogra, Sikander Kher, Gopal Dutt, and Ashish Vidyarthi in key roles.

Monalisa says: "When I was offered the role, my first notion was to gain as much knowledge about the character that I would be portraying. I took my time, pondered over it, and started with my research." After doing her research, the 'Nazar' actress arrived at the conclusion that very few female writers explore erotica.