Comedian Raju Srivastava Shares A Hilarious Take On Development Of UP Film City; Watch

Comedian Raju Srivastav, often credited as Gajodhar has come with a new comedy sketch in regards to the UP Film City. A few days back, the CM of UP, Yogi Adityanath had visited Mumbai and meet several Bollywood celebrities to talk over the subject of building a film city in Uttar Pradesh. In the video, Raju Srivastav mocked the Samajwadi Party and the Shiv Sena over the Film city issue. He made a few hilarious statements in the video.

Watch the video below:

In the video, Raju Srivastav said, “The people of Samajwadi are saying that a Film city in Uttar Pradesh will never be built and this is just a publicity stunt. So I would like to remind the people of Samajwadi party if they remember the time they were in power. So many public events were held, there were press conferences, buffets arranged, and many other events happened, but the film city was nowhere to be seen. Now that Yogi Ji has decided to make a film city in UP, he will make sure the project is completed. And if anyone tries to interfere in  between Yogi Ji’s projects and his work, the man knows how to teach that person a lesson, or also shoot that person to death.”

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Further speaking about the issue of people assuming Mumbai’s film city to be shifting to UP, Raju Srivastav hilariously said, “Mumbai Film City is not a flower pot or a purse which Yogi ji can easily pick it and take it away. Mumbai Film City will stay where it is, Hyderabad Film City will remain where it is and now there will be a Film city in Uttar Pradesh too. This will only increase employment and people can work where they wish too. In fact, I would like to request Uddhav Thackeray and Sanjay Raut to build another film city in Mumbai. It should be techno-friendly so nobody would want to leave Mumbai and go to any other city for film shooting.”

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