You must be aware of the popular Hindi sitcom Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. It is the longest-running sitcom in the history of Indian Television. This entertaining show always tops the TRP list. Audiences are very fond of the serial as well as the characters of this show. The chemistry between the characters Jethalal and Babita Ji has always excited the audiences. Jethalal is played by the talented actor Dilip Joshi and Babita Ji by Munum Dutta.
The fans of the show longed to see Babita Ji responding to Jethalal’s efforts to impress her. Babita Ji has been his secret crush for ages and Jethalal always tries to impress her. Now finally after 14 years, Jethalal got his moment.
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In the recent episode of TMKOC, Jethalal finally gets a hug from Babita Ji after 14 years.
On the show’s official Instagram page, this superb moment has been shared. After 3,740 episodes the time has finally arrived. Jethalal’s expression will definitely make you laugh out loud as his reaction as he is dumbfounded and his expression is priceless.
He appears shocked, but inside, Jethalal is very pleased with this moment. There is no doubt that Jethalal won the actual lottery. For Jethalal this moment was no less than a dream. The sitcom created by Asit Kumarr Modi and produced by him under the banner of Neela Film Productions Private Limited is running in its 15th year with over 3,740 episodes.
In the video, Babita is seen winning a car in a lottery, and after the declaration out of excitement, she hugs Jethalal who was standing in front of her.
Take a look at the video in which Babita Ji hugs Jethalal
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The super-excited fans have flooded the comment section with hilarious comments
One of the fans commented, “14 saal ka vanwaas pura hua”. Another one added, “jethalal ka jevan safal”.
Another one wrote, “Jethalal ko ab Moksh mil jayega”.
Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah is based on the weekly column Duniya Ne Undha Chasma, written by the late Indian columnist, humourist, and playwright Taarak Mehta. It is set in Mumbai’s Gokuldham Society.
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