Popular
TV
actor
Gaurav
Gera,
who
will
be
seen
playing
a
woman
in
forthcoming
show
Mrs
Pammi
Pyarelal
says
his
respect
for
daily
soap
heroines
has
increased
a
lot
after
stepping
into
their
shoes.
"I
think
it
is
painful
to
be
like
a
girl.
One
has
to
wear
heavy
jewellery,
make-up,
clothes
and
heels.
And
with
all
these
things
one
has
to
still
put
up
a
smile
and
act.
After
experiencing
all
this,
my
respect
for
daily
soap
actresses
has
gone
up.
I
feel
the
real
stars
on
TV
are
girls,
boys
have
nothing
to
do.
As
a
male,
I
had
no
idea...but
now
I
understand
it," Gaurav
told.
The
actor,
who
is
best
remembered
as
Nandu
aka
Nandan
Verma
in
'Jassi
Jaisi
Koi
Nahi',
would
be
playing
the
role
of
Pammi
in
the
upcoming
soap.
Of
the
several
actors
who
have
turned
feminine
on
big
and
small
screen,
Gaurav
likes
Riteish
Deshmukh
the
most
who
had
donned
the
garb
of
'Sana' in
2006
film
'Apna
Sapna
Money
Money'.
"There
are
people
walking
behind
me
every
time,
costume,
hair
and
make-up
man...
it
is
like
an
entourage.
I
change
the
nail
paint
often.
I
will
have
to
take
more
interest
in
these
things
now,"
Gaurav
said.
"My
voice
is
same,
natural,
if
a
male
tries
to
sound
like
a
female
then
it
sounds
irritating.
It
is
bad.
But
I
have
added
a
touch
of
attitude,"
he
said.
Mrs
Pammi
Pyaarelal
is
a
comedy
of
errors
and
the
other
cast
includes
comedian
Sunil
Pal,
Usha
Natkarni
of
'Pavitra
Rishta'
fame,
Mazhar
of
'Kahiin
Kisi
Roz'
and
others
portraying
different
characters
that
will
tickle
the
funny
bone
of
the
viewers.
The
show
will
go
on
air
from
July
15
on
Colors
channel.
PTI