Revisit Pankaj Tripathi's some memorable comedy dramas before his production Perfect Family releases

Pankaj Tripathi, widely known for his humorous encounters and versatility, recently made this debut as a producer for Perfect Family, a comedy drama series, releasing on November 27 on JAR Series YouTube channel at 5 PM. While the first two episodes will be free to watch, for the rest of the six episodes, viewers have to pay Rs 59 just one time, for a hassle-free entertainment. However, before you wait to watch Perfect Family, let's revisit the 49-year-old actor's some unmissable comedy dramas with OTTplay Premium that have carved a niche.

Pankaj Tripathi's cinematic delights:

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Apart from Akshay Kumar and Yami Gautam, this 2023 released sequel to the 2012 movie, also featured Pankaj Tripathi in the lead, who takes the story ahead as Kanti Sharan Mudgal, a common god-fearing man, fighting a legal battle when his son gets expelled from school. While Kumar plays Hindu deity Lord Shiva guiding Mudgal, Gautam plays a lawyer fighting the case opposite him.

Kaagaz

Pankaj Tripathi plays the lead Bharatlal Bihari, who's life turns upside down when he discovers that the government has declared him dead. Bhartilal goes on a legal battle against bureaucracy and his own relatives who profited from his 'death' by trying to steal his land. Kaagaz is based on Lal Bihari Mritak's real-life story, who's a farmer and fought for 19 years to prove that he's still alive and has been wronged.

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This blockbuster horror drama has a quirky mix of comedy through Pankaj Tripathi. The actor plays paranologist Rudra who's a strong companion of the lead Vicky, who tries to unravel the mystery behind the fearful female ghost of his town and bring back his friend Jaana whom the spirit has taken away. Tripathi as Rudra provides both crucial exposition and comic relief, using his 'common-man appeal' and delivered a highly relatable performance.

Bareilly Ki Barfi

Although the leads are played by Ayushmann Khurrana, Kriti Sanon and Rajkummar Rao in this 2017 movie, Pankaj Tripathi played a pivotal role as Narottam Mishra, Sanon's character Bitti's father. Tripathi's light-hearted comedy brings the magic groundinh the chaotic plot in relatable family dynamics. His portayal as the father of a woman who's navigating a love triangle, brings emotional depth and quite relatable for commoners.