In the colorful world of Bollywood, there are some faces that make a place in the hearts of the audience not only with their acting but also with their cheerful style. These are the stars whose atmosphere becomes happy due to the arrival, and a smile comes on the face. Two such names are Archana Puran Singh and Chunky Pandey.

People see them not only an actor, but as the brand ambassador of laughter, although the career of both started from different paths, but a common thing gave them the same identity, that is ‘comedy’.

Made a big identity with its small characters
Archana Puran Singh was born on 26 September 1962 in Dehradun. His father, Puran Singh, was a lawyer and wanted his children to do law too, but Archana’s mind always bowed towards art. He studied at Lady Shri Ram College in Mussoorie and Delhi, but his journey went to the streets of Mumbai and turned to films.

Initially, he did some advertisements and then started getting small roles. In 1987, he started the film career by playing the lead role with Naseeruddin Shah in the film ‘Jalwa’. After this, he played a small but strong character in films like ‘Agneepath’, ‘Raja Hindustani’, ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’, ‘Mohabbatein’, and ‘Krish’.

Chunky Pandey did not stop even after a downfall in career
On the other hand, Chunky Pandey was also born on this day i.e. 26 September 1962 in Mumbai. His real name is Suyash Pandey, but in the film industry he became famous as Chunky. He also started his career with the film ‘Aag Hi Aag’ in 1987, which was one of the hit films of that time. In the initial stages, Chunky worked in films like ‘Tezaab’, ‘Aankhen’, ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’, ‘Papa Ki Duniya’ and gained a lot of popularity. He was mostly seen in double hero or supporting roles.

In the middle of the 90s, the career of both actors declined slightly. At that time new romantic heroes like Shah Rukh, Salman, and Akshay, Sunil and Ajay were engaged in Bollywood. Chunky stopped getting a serious or lead role and Archana also started getting limited roles in films. But from here both of them gave a new twist to their respective career, and that was the way of ‘comedy’.

Comedy gave a new direction to the career of both artists
Chunky Pandey made a comeback in films with his comic style. Especially in the ‘Housefull’ franchise, his character ‘last pasta’ became so famous that everyone from children to elders became crazy about their comic timing. The same style became his identity and he proved that he can die in any comedy role.

Archana Puran Singh also entered the TV world and created a new identity there. First of all, he made shows like ‘Mr. Mrs.’, ‘Junoon’, ‘Wah Kya Scene Hai’. Then she also tried her hand at the direction and gradually she became the comedy queen of TV. As a judge in ‘Comedy Circus’, his laughter and tricky comments made him famous from house to house. After this, when he replaced Navjot Singh Sidhu in ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’, he was initially criticized, but he soon made his own identity. Now people call him ‘Laughter Queen’.