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OFFICE OFFICE


OFFICE OFFICE which premiered on Sab TV in the year 2001 is still one of the most popular comedy serial.The Bollywood actor,Pankaj Kapoor played the role of Mussadilal,a common man who has to deal with the rampant corruption which is prevalent in most of the government offices,be it post office,policestation,bank or insurance companies.
This serial portrayed a number of interesting and realistic characters we are likely to find in offices.
UshaMadam,Pandeyji,Bhatia and Patel Sahib are the characters that you must have encountered atleast once in your life.
The role of Mr. Bhatia was superbly essayed by the talented actor,ManojPahwa whose life revolves only around eating food and no amount of urgency can compel him to leave his food and address people’s grievances.
Mrs.Usha is the only female character who works in the office.Bywork,we don’t mean office work.We mean the household chores she does in office-from peeling vegetables to knitting sweaters and the worse part comes when she makes other people do this work too who want to get their work done.
Another fascinating colleague is Mr.Patel.If any client talks to him and doesn’t bribe him,he has just one dialogue to say –“ Do baateinhojayengi”.
The script for each episode is different and is very well written.The verbal banter is rib tickling yet so realistic.The cast comprises of various competent actors who do justice to their roles by enacting their roles realistically with dead pan expressions,witty dialogues and correctly portray a “don’t care attitude”.
The problems of red tapism,the lethargic attitude of govt. officials and the resultant harassement a common man has to face has been portrayed very convincingly and in an extremely humourous manner.
With a commendable script,a strong storyline and effective actors,the show is one of a kind and definitely worth watching.
The show was such a huge success among the audiences that it was adapted into a movie called “ChalaMusaddi Office office”
Till Date “Office office” remains one of the most popular and unique shows ever created in the history of Indian televisions which uses funny mockery to highlight the prevailing corruption in India.
Mr.Pankaj Kapoor also bagged numerous awards for his praise worthy performance in the TV Series.



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