Raju Srivastava death anniversary: Raju Srivastava was one of India’s best stand-up comedians. Whenever he came in front of the camera, he made people laugh so much that they were forced to laugh holding their stomachs. Raju Srivastava, who brought a big smile to people’s faces, said goodbye to the world in 2022.
September 21 is the first death anniversary of Raju Srivastava. He entertained the audience in various roles. Not only this, he also gave live performances in many foreign places like the US, Britain, and Dubai. But in all this, some of Raju Shrivastava’s characters were such that they settled in the hearts of the people forever.
His specialty was his style of comedy. Whatever character he played, he played it in such a way that hardly anyone else could do it. Who can forget his character Gajodhar Bhaiya in the film? On Raju Shrivastava’s death anniversary, let’s take a look at some of his popular characters.
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Gajodhar Bhaiya
Gajodhar Bhaiya was the most famous of all the characters of Raju Srivastava. He was a huge fan of Amitabh Bachchan and wanted to be an actor like him. This character was played by Raju Srivastava in ‘The Great Indian Laughter Challenge’, which became so popular that Raju Srivastava was given this nickname. He used the word ‘Gajodhar’ in almost all his dialogues.
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Sankata, Baijnath, Putan Gajodhar Bhaiya
Raju Srivastava was also known for using other names in his comedy. He used to take inspiration from people around him for his characters. Gajodhar, Sankata, and Baijnath were all names that brought smiles to people’s faces.
You will remember this dialogue of Raju Shrivastava ‘Aye Yadav, Sankata, Gajodhar, Birju, E train apna chhuya ya baju wala’.This dialogue of Raju Srivastava became so popular that many memes started being made on it. Many videos with his voice are still put up today.
He also became ‘Jeeja’ and ‘Fufa’.
Raju Srivastava has also tickled people by becoming ‘Jeeja’ and ‘Fufa’. One of his comic roles was that the guests at weddings get nervous about the food when the cameramen pay attention to them. He highlighted that during weddings, Jijaji and Fufaji were constantly grumbling about the services and accommodation provided during weddings.
He had a dialogue – the worst situation in a marriage is only when lakhs of rupees have been spent on lighting, but the generator is not ordered. This dialogue of Raju Shrivastava also became very popular.
Raju Srivastava’s last rites to be held at Nigambodh Ghat crematorium today
