After being away from The AKapil Sharma Show for quite some time, Rochelle Rao makes a comeback as the sweet and sexy Lottery! This character has helped me understand a side of myself that I had never explored before,
You are making a comeback to The Kapil Sharma Show. What prompted this decision?
When I was offered to play the character of Lottery again, there was no looking back for me. This character has helped me understand a side of myself that I had never explored before. From the first season I played Lottery to now, she's been all about the oomph factor with her innocence and her sweet and sexy side. That has managed to build a strong connection with the audience. So I am very happy that on popular demand, my role has been brought back on the show.
How's your bond with Kapil Sharma?
I share a great bond with Kapil. He is an amazing co-star to work with. He is the best comedian on television.I am glad to be working with one of the best and learning from one of the best that our industry has.
Does comedy come naturally to you?
Honestly, making people laugh is the toughest thing to do. It is a lot of hard work to get that precise comic timing right, to get that joke correct. It requires a lot of hard work and effort. Having said that, I have always been one of those people who love to make people laugh, and a lot of times people just laugh at the way that I am, more than the jokes I crack. Either way, whatever it takes to put a smile on their face, that brings a lot of joy to me.
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