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Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's Raj Anadkat Reacts To Rumours Of Him Quitting The Show; Wishes To Do KKK
Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah has been in the news since a long time now. Recently, there were reports that along with Shailesh Lodha, Raj Anadkat, who played the role of Tappu in the show, has quit the show. Apart from him being missing from the show, the actor had given a miss to the celebration for the show completing 14 years, which is why people started speculations about his exit from the show.
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Recently, in an interview with Pinkvilla, when he was asked about the show, he neither said yes nor no! He said that whatever it is he will update fans when the time is right.
Raj was quoted by the entertainment portal as saying, "My fans, my audience, my well-wishers, they all know that I am very good in creating suspense. I am an expert in creating suspense. Whatever it is, I'll update my fans. When the time is right, everyone will get to know."
When asked if these reports disturb him, he said that these stories do not bother him and he added, "Sabr ka phal meetha hota hai (Patience has its own rewards)."
Meanwhile,
Raj
has
done
a
music
video
with
Khatron
Ke
Khiladi
12
contestant
Kanika
Mann.
Talking
about
the
same,
the
actor
said
that
he
had
a
great
experience
working
with
Kanika
and
it
was
fun
shooting
with
her.
He
added
that
they
went
to
different
locations
in
Dubai
to
shoot
for
the
song
and
it
was
fun.
Raj
also
said
that
he
is
happy
to
see
her
in
KKK
12.
He
added
that
she
is
performing
well
in
the
stunt-based
reality
show
and
hoped
that
she
goes
ahead
in
the
show.
When asked if he would like to participate in the adventure-based reality show in future, he said, "Yes, I would definitely do the show. It will be something different and challenging for me. I love taking on challenges in my life. Otherwise, when you know that you are in a bubble, you are confined to a particular limit and I want to break that. I want to go further and explore more things."
