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Aarya Babbar opens up about his mischievous side, revealing his favorite pranks on co-stars and family. The actor, known for playing Kalikant in Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah, says pranking is second nature to him. He also discusses his character's evolution into a more sophisticated villain. The son of Raj and Nadira Babbar reflects on his journey from films like Ab Ke Baras to television.

Key Points: Aarya Babbar Shares Funniest April Fool's Prank Stories

  • Aarya Babbar jokes about pranking co-stars on Jagriti sets
  • Shares hilarious salt prank on his wife
  • Talks evolving villain role as Kalikant
  • Recalls career journey from Ab Ke Baras to TV
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Aarya Babbar calls 'pranking' his second nature, shares the funniest April Fool's pranks

Actor Aarya Babbar reveals his love for pranks, from on-set antics to tricking his wife, while discussing his role in Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah.

"Pranking is second nature to me! Honestly, April Fool's Day is just an excuse—I do this all year round! – Aarya Babbar"

Mumbai, April 1

Actor Aarya Babbar, known for his playful nature, shared that pranking has become second nature to him.

In a lighthearted conversation, the actor revealed some of the funniest April Fool's pranks he has pulled off over the years. Aarya, who essays the role of Kalikant in Zee TV's Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah shared, "Pranking is second nature to me! Honestly, April Fool's Day is just an excuse--I do this all year round!"

"On the sets of Jagriti - Ek Nayi Subah, my co-stars are always on edge because they never know what's coming. I once changed the alarm sound on my co-star's phone to my own voice screaming, 'Wake up, you're late!' and the poor guy jolted up in pure panic! At home, my wife has pretty much resigned herself to my mischief. I've added extra salt to her food so many times that now she insists I take the first bite instead. I may play the ruthless Kalikant on-screen, but off-camera, I live for fun and laughter. Wishing everyone a day full of harmless tricks and endless smiles this April Fool's Day," he added.

April Fool's Day, observed every year on April 1st, is a day for laughter, lighthearted pranks, and fun-filled mischief.

Aarya Babbar had earlier opened up about his character's evolution. He shared that while his character has undergone changes, he remains as menacing and power-hungry as ever.

"I'm really excited to bring this evolved version of Kalikant to the audience. The transition into a more sophisticated and authoritative avatar, complete with a Jodhpuri suit and a distinguished salt-and-pepper look, perfectly complements his journey into politics. While his appearance has changed, his essence remains the same--he is still as menacing and power-hungry as ever. This shift adds new layers to his personality, making him even more intriguing, and I can't wait for viewers to see what's in store," the 'Ab Ke Baras' actor added.

Aarya Babbar, the son of veteran actors Raj and Nadira Babbar, began his film career with Raj Kanwar's "Ab Ke Baras" alongside Amrita Rao. Over the years, he has collaborated with directors like Mani Ratnam, Madhur Bhandarkar, and Vikram Bhatt. Aarya has also featured in films such as "Yaar Annmulle," "Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola," and "Ready."

- IANS

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Priya K.
Omg the alarm prank is hilarious! 😂 I would totally freak out if that happened to me. Aarya seems like such a fun person to be around - wish more celebrities showed this playful side!
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Rahul S.
While the pranks sound funny, I hope he's careful not to cross boundaries. Some people don't appreciate being pranked, especially at work. Otherwise, it's great to see actors being human and having fun!
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Anjali M.
The salt prank with his wife is actually adorable! Shows they have a playful relationship. I love seeing celebrity couples who don't take themselves too seriously.
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Samir P.
I've been watching Jagriti and his character is SO different from his real personality! That's what makes him such a great actor. The new look for Kalikant is 🔥 though!
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Meera D.
Remember him from Ab Ke Baras days! So nice to see he's kept his fun personality despite playing such intense roles. More power to him!

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