Comedian and actor Krushna Abhishek say one has to be careful while cracking jokes as people tend to get offended.

Krushna told to daily, "It's (doing comedy is) very difficult nowadays. It is not in the Indian system and blood to take jokes on themselves. But few people love it. A few of them love roasts and do not mind jokes on themselves."

He added, "People appreciate and laugh more on filmy jokes -- be it in ‘Bittu Bak Bak' or Kapil's (Kapil Sharma) show or any comedy show for that matter." "In our comedy filler, ‘Bittu Bak Bak', both Professor and Bittu are very filmy. We are not here to make derogatory remarks on anyone. So this should be fine," the comedian said.

 Krushna on mimick said, "This (mimicking) doesn't really affect anyone's image. I feel that it is good that we are mimicking an actor. If we stop taking your name or mimicking you, then from where will you (the actors) get the publicity?"

Krushna quipped. "In a lot of colleges in Punjab, there are students who mimic me, Sudeshji and Bharti. They also mimic Kapil and the characters he plays. We have seen it in colleges and liked the fact that people are mimicking us and the characters we play,"

Krushna also said. "There are a lot of artists who like it. However, a few of them get offended because actors who are mimicking the artists go overboard and start insulting them. We should not insult them and we should maintain the dignity. You can't insult someone. In fact, even we will feel bad if someone insults us," he added.

About his equation with Bharti, he said: "We have a great equation. Bharti and I are one of the best ‘jodis' in India. We have been performing together and Bharti is one of the best colleagues I have ever worked with and I think in future as well I will never come across someone like her."

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