Playing the patriarch each time doesn't stop Alok Nath from having some fun...
He represents the patriarchal society of our country. With tikka on his forehead, and talks about traditions and family values, Alok Nath is the eternal Babuji. Almost 500 films and 50 TV soaps in different languages, this NSD graduate has been stuck to playing father all his career. But now he is enjoying being cool about it. Babuji is ready to have fun at his own memes, jokes and even play the caricature of himself to entertain us. As the actor turn 61 year old, let's take a look the cooler version of Babuji 2.0
Back in 2014, when Alok Nath memes were going viral, the actor himself decided to join in the fun. He starred as himself in a video spoofing Arvind Kejriwal by All India Bakchod. Playing the mentor to then AAP leader and now Delhi CM, Alok Nath made sure his sankaari talk reached the audience. "Kejru, Babuji ke pair nahi chuhoge" still echoes.
The Babuji Sanskari Rap. It sums up all the jokes, memes and emotions for Alok Nath. The best part, the actor featuring in the song is dressed anything like we have seen him before. No kurta pyajama and no tikka on his forehead this time, Alok Nath got a makeover for the rap song and looked cool as a rapper.
Sanskaari Babuji was also roped in to show the cliche of societies. A short film about a conventional family trying to arrange a same sex marriage, but what happens when Alok Nath brings in his mug written 'sanskaar' and finds ways to get out of the situation. No, it's not easy asking him to compromise on traditions and family values.
And why should only youngistaan have fun at Zee Parivar Awards. Back n 2013, the actor dressed in a red jacket teamed up with Savita Tai for a performance on stage. And his choice of song confirmed his not so sanskaari ways as he grooved to Shahid Kapoor's hit Gandi Baat and with lots of pretty girls for company on stage.
Sunny Leone and Alok Nath in one campaign! Now that's alarming enough for fans who believe in Alok Nath School of Sankaars. But it was for No Smoking campaign, where a dying man's father played by Alok Nath agrees to make his last wish come true.
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