In a bid to explore the hypocritic and two-faced attitude in Indian culture and society, the new satirical comedy series 'Fakebook with Kavita' has been launched here.
<img title="Kavita Kaushik" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/jun/kavita-kaushik.jpg" alt="Kavita Kaushik" width="670" height="472" /> Kavita Kaushik
To be hosted by actress Kavita Kaushik, 'Fakebook with Kavita' will be aired as a simulcast on TV on BIG Magic and on radio at 92.7 Big FM starting October 19.
"The show is a mirror of the two-faced society, but it's not preachy as we are not trying to educate people here. Personally I'm also very much fake. The show is a family entertainer and doesn't have any below the belt or vulgar content."
"We will show how people become a hypocritic even when they don't want to be,&rdquo; Kavita said at the launch on Wednesday.
The show will also feature actors Kunal Kumar and Manju Sharma.
&ldquo;We will showcase all the fake faces of the Indian society through small skits. Apart from being the narrator, I'll be seen playing different characters in different situations, which I like doing.
"People will see me in all avatars like of a Punjabi woman, Gujarati woman or a college girl,&rdquo; said Kavita, best known for her portrayal of Chandramukhi Chautala in popular show &ldquo;F.I.R.&rdquo;.
The launch of the show witnessed Kavita asking journalists to share times when they became fake to get their work done. Kavita also did a small skit with Kunal to give a clear view of what all can be expected from the show.
Talking about the show, Kunal, best known for his role in silent comedy series &ldquo;Gutur Gu&rdquo;, said: &ldquo;We usually show off our personality and our individuality. As humans we must express ourselves to others but people don't do so to have a better image in the society.
&ldquo;Through this show, we are trying to feature Indian society having a neutral view over it as we want people to express themselves in the real manner.&rdquo;
What's the most fake side of the society?
Kavita said: &ldquo;Internet is dominating today's society. People usually pretend to be busy all the time over net, but that is not a good habit. Time is precious and shouldn't be wasted like that. Social networking is a complete waste of time if you are doing it for the whole day.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Fakebook with Kavita&rdquo; is touted to explore the satirical comedy genre on television.
&ldquo;We are introducing a genre - satirical comedy, which has not been explored much on the small screen. 'Fakebook with Kavita' is a light-hearted, relatable comedy series with a fresh take on the hypocritic Indian society,&rdquo; Bimal Unnikrishnan, creative director, BIG Magic, said in a statement.

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