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This is tailor-made!

Rajesh Kumar’s recent fun act of disguising himself as a tailor in the show Excuse Me Maadam has received a phenomenal response from the audience. The actor reveals that his character of a tailor is inspired by Rishi Kapoor’s disguise...

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Oct 21, 2020 IST

Rajesh Kumar’s recent fun act of disguising himself as a tailor in the show Excuse Me Maadam has received a phenomenal response from the audience. The actor reveals that his character of a tailor is inspired by Rishi Kapoor’s disguise as a tailor in the iconic film Amar Akbar Anthony. Rajesh says, “This whole disguise thing happened in a fun way. Any get-up brings out characters within the character.”

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