
Shyam Rangeela on the sets of The Great Indian Laughter Challenge. (image courtesy: Shyam Rangeela)
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We should not be told what to do, says Sanjay Mishra
Shyam Rangeela mimics Indian politicians
We will decide whether something is wrong or not, says Sanjay Mishra
Shyam Rangeela's mimicry of PM Modi was not aired by the channel. The problem is that we have to impose restrictions. In our country the moral science is weak. But these problems should be dealt by us. Why should it come from the government? We will decide whether something is wrong or not. It should not be decided by a certain section," Mr Mishra added.
The Great Indian Laughter Challenge is also featuring in headlines after super judge Akshay Kumar told Mallika Dua: "Mallika Ji aap bell bajao main aapko bajaata hun" and which snowballed into a controversy. The clip was shared by Ms Dua's father, noted journalist Vinod Dua on Facebook to rebuke Akshay's comment and which was later removed from social media.
(With inputs from PTI)