Mumbai: Even as talk has been rife all through Saturday that the ongoing COVID-19 induced lockdown is likely to continue for two more weeks, there is good news for couch potatoes.
Given the good response to the re-telecast of several old popular TV shows among new-age audiences, one of the leading channels has decided to re-run its hit sitcom Office Office.
The show, which stars Pankaj Kapur as retired schoolmaster Mussaddi Lal Tripathi, narrates his struggles to get work done in corrupt offices in a satirical manner.
On hearing the news of the show's return, actor Deven Bhojani, who played a pivotal role in the show, got nostalgic.
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"It's a great feeling that Office Office is coming back. We made the show in 2001-2002, and after almost two decades it will go on air again. The show is still relatable the way it was then. It is about how a common man suffers when he needs to get something important done amidst the offices of corrupt people," she said.
"In the period of lockdown, when the whole world is going through tension, pain and sadness, the re-run of Office Office will divert their minds and bring smiles to their faces. I myself am looking forward for such a show," Bhojani added.
Office Office will re-run from April 13 onwards.
With inputs from IANS.
