Aarya Babbar Reveals His Love for Pranks and Shares Hilarious April Fool's Experiences

Synopsis

Aarya Babbar shares his love for pranks, revealing how it's become second nature to him. He recounts hilarious experiences from April Fool's Day and discusses his character's evolution in the show 'Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah.' With his playful antics on set and at home, Aarya brings joy and laughter to those around him.

Key Takeaways

Aarya Babbar enjoys pranking as a natural part of his life.
He often pulls pranks on his co-stars to keep them on their toes.
His wife is accustomed to his playful tricks.
Aarya's character Kalikant is evolving in the series 'Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah.'
April Fool's Day is celebrated annually for fun and laughter.

Mumbai, April 1 (NationPress) Actor Aarya Babbar, celebrated for his jovial personality, disclosed that pulling pranks has become a fundamental aspect of his character.

During a cheerful discussion, he recounted some of the most entertaining April Fool's pranks he has executed throughout the years. Aarya, who plays the role of Kalikant in Zee TV’s Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah, stated, “Pranking is inherent to me! To be honest, April Fool’s Day is merely a reason—I indulge in this all year long!”

“While filming Jagriti – Ek Nayi Subah, my fellow actors are always on high alert, as they can never anticipate my next move. One time, I altered the alarm tone on my co-star’s phone to my voice yelling, 'Wake up, you’re late!' and he literally jumped up in sheer shock! At home, my wife has practically accepted my antics. I’ve added excessive salt to her meals so often that she now insists I take the first bite. Although I portray the ruthless Kalikant on-screen, off-camera, I thrive on joy and laughter. I wish everyone a day filled with harmless tricks and endless smiles this April Fool’s Day,” he added.

April Fool's Day, celebrated annually on April 1st, is a day dedicated to humor, lighthearted pranks, and enjoyable mischief.

Aarya Babbar previously discussed the transformation of his character, indicating that while there have been changes, he retains his menacing and power-thirsty demeanor.

“I am truly eager to present this evolved depiction of Kalikant to the audience. The shift into a more polished and commanding figure, adorned in a Jodhpuri suit and a distinguished salt-and-pepper appearance, perfectly aligns with his political journey. While his look has evolved, his essence remains unchanged—he is still as menacing and power-driven as before. This evolution adds new depths to his character, making him even more captivating, and I look forward to what lies ahead for viewers,” the Ab Ke Baras actor remarked.

Aarya Babbar, offspring of esteemed actors Raj and Nadira Babbar, embarked on his cinematic journey with Raj Kanwar's “Ab Ke Baras” opposite Amrita Rao. Over the years, he has collaborated with directors such as Mani Ratnam, Madhur Bhandarkar, and Vikram Bhatt. Aarya has also appeared in films like “Yaar Annmulle,” “Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola,” and “Ready.”