Lalji Mehta

ALLAHABAD: Vedic scholar Shyam J Dubey Ekrat denounced the idea of seperating astrology from Vedas because the entire corpus of knowledge is derived from the Vedas.

ALLAHABAD: Vedic scholar Shyam J Dubey Ekrat denounced the idea of seperating astrology from Vedas because the entire corpus of knowledge is derived from the Vedas.

Who says you need a big name and a huge budget to pull off a hit? Paresh Rawal as Kanji Lalji Mehta in OMG, reinforces our faith in the fact that even today good cinema simply means good cinema.

Apoorva Arora, known for her work in 'Family Aaj Kal', shared her experience working with Paresh Rawal in 'OMG - Oh My God!'. She praised Rawal's work ethic and dedication to his craft, highlighting the fun atmosphere on set.

The movie 'Oh My God 2' has crossed Rs. 13 crore in India after 16 days. It performed well at the box office, collecting over Rs. 3 crores on Saturday. The film has made a total of Rs. 131.37 crores after 16 days. Despite tough competition from 'Gadar 2', the film had a strong opening and earned Rs. 85.05 crores in the first week. 'OMG 2' is the sequel to 'OMG - Oh My God!' and stars Akshay Kumar, Pankaj Tripathi, and Yami Gautam. Pankaj Tripathi's performance received high praise from the audience.

Celebrating his birthday, Paresh Rawal, the veteran Indian actor, is revered for his remarkable contributions to cinema. His versatility shines in iconic roles like Baburao in "Hera Pheri" (2000), capturing hearts with his comedic brilliance. In Ketan Mehta's "Sardar" (1993), Rawal's portrayal of Vallabhbhai Patel resonates deeply, earning him widespread acclaim. He delivers a thought-provoking performance in "OMG - Oh My God!" (2012), blending humor with social commentary seamlessly. Mahesh Bhatt's "Tamanna" (1997) showcases his sensitivity as he portrays Tikku, shedding light on societal struggles. Rawal's memorable supporting role as Teja in "Andaz Apna Apna" (1994) adds to the film's comic charm. His upcoming project, "The Taj Story," promises to explore the rich heritage of the iconic Taj Mahal. Additionally, Rawal will feature in "Badtameez Gill," a comedy-drama set in Bareilly and London, adding to his illustrious career.