Sarabhai vs Sarabhai Take 2: The Making

Takes the audience behind the artistry, intellectual spirits, and production of the second season of the holy grail of Indian sitcom.

Cast

Ratna Pathak Shah

as Self / Maya Sarabhai

Rupali Ganguly

as Self / Monisha Sarabhai

Satish Shah

as Self / Indravadhan 'Indu' Sarabhai

Sumeet Raghvan

as Self / Sahil Sarabhai

Rajesh Kumar

as Self / Rosesh Sarabhai

Vaibhavi Upadhyay

as Self / Jasmine Mawani

JD Majethia

as Self / Pralhaad

Aatish Kapadia

as Self / Anirudh 'Kaccha Kela' Mehta

Deven Bhojani

as Self / Dushyant Painter

Aishwarya Sakhuja

as Self / Sonya Painter (Uncredited)

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