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Saath Nibhaana Saathiya 2 fame Sneha Jain: Comedy looks easy, but it's actually very difficult

Sneha Jain , who became popular with her role as Gehna in Saath Nibhana Saathiya 2 and was last seen as Mukta in Megha Barsenge, says every actor dreams of doing comedy one day and confessed that she is one of them. However, she added, 'Comedy looks easy, but it's actually very difficult. Timing, punch, delivery—everything has to be perfect; otherwise, it just won't work. But yes, one day I hope I get to try it.' Her favorite comedian of all time is Govinda . She called him a legend and said, 'He does comedy so naturally, so beautifully. I think he's everyone's favorite and rightly so. His comic timing, body language, and expressions are just unmatched.' She also has another favorite—Bharti Singh. She said, 'I absolutely love her. Honestly, I can't even explain in words how much I adore her. Whatever she does, I feel so proud of her. I'm not her friend; I don't even know her personally, but whenever I see her on screen, there's this instant happiness and pride I feel.' 'She's standing there strong and confident; even if you make 10-15 men stand next to her, she will still shine bright. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Explore Market Opportunities Backed by AI Technology News Portal Try Now Undo She's always present in the moment, so spontaneous, and she owns the stage every time,' Sneha added. The young actress further stressed that double-meaning jokes don't have a wide audience. She said, 'They may be funny to some, but you can't really watch that kind of content with your family. It's limited. The kind of comedy I enjoy and what I think really works is the one that families can enjoy together. Today, life is so busy. People barely get time to sit and laugh together. But when a good comedy film comes, families plan to go watch it together. And that's such a beautiful feeling.' 'Not every film is family-friendly; some have violence, some are too romantic, and some are action-packed. But comedy is one genre that brings people together. It gives joy, togetherness, and shared laughter, and that's something special. Yes, it's okay to watch emotional or serious films too, but when you share laughter with your entire family, that's priceless. That kind of clean, beautiful comedy that unites families will always work and be loved,' she added. And when it comes to her biggest inspiration in comedy, she said it will be the people from small towns and villages. She said, 'They are so innocent and full of natural humor. The way they speak, the way they express themselves, it's so genuine that you can't help but smile.' 'It's like watching a child talk so pure and unfiltered. You go to places like Bihar or other rural areas, and people there speak in such a carefree, funny way. Their casual slang, their innocence, it's just naturally comic. Unlike us, who often speak with stress or seriousness in our tone, they're just so relaxed. That's very inspiring to me,' Sneha ended.