Comedian Ali Asgar became famous in every household because of his character 'Dadi' in 'Comedy Nights with Kapil'. However, he did not like this character for long.
Ali Asgar's character of 'Dadi' was liked very much by the audience. But he suddenly said Tata-bye to this show. Recently the actor talked about suddenly leaving the show. Ali Asgar told that he started feeling trapped in this character and described it like 'lentils and rice'. Ali admitted that at that time he continued playing this character because he had no other opportunity.
In a recent conversation, Ali Asgar expressed his pain over leaving Kapil Sharma's show and his famous 'Dadi' character. Ali Asgar told that because of his 'grandmother' character in 'Comedy Nights with Kapil', his son was bullied a lot and he called it a difficult period for his family. The actor revealed that he felt that he was stuck in the same type of characters, and ultimately he wanted to move away from these characters and play different types of characters.
Ali Asgar told the reason for leaving the show
In a podcast with Maniesh Paul, Ali Asgar recalled how his son was harassed because of his on-screen personality. Manish said, “Somewhere this grandmotherly character of yours has overshadowed the children, this bullying…” Responding to this, Ali Asgar said, “It was written on the wall in Chhote Bachchan sahib's hand 'My father is a thief', but in my son's hand it was not written 'My father is a woman.'
“Women's characters were available”
Ali Asghar further told that at that time his children, son Nuyan and daughter Ada Asghar were very young, but later he realized that this situation could not continue forever. He said, "The listeners will think that he is crazy, why did he leave all this? I was constantly given women's roles. There, I had developed a special image. Moreover, this work had become very easy for the writers too. But I don't want to do just this, I have to do something else too. I will not eat dal and rice every day, I have to eat whole vegetables as well."
