TAARAK MEHTA KA OOLTAH CHASHMAH INTRODUCES NEW GOLI AS KUSH SHAH BIDS ADIEU TO HIS ROLE AFTER 16 YEARS
After an incredible 16-year journey, Kush Shah bids farewell to his beloved role as Goli in the iconic Indian sitcom "Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah." The show warmly welcomes a new face to the character, promising fresh excitement for its loyal fans. As the transition unfolds, audiences eagerly anticipate the new Goli's impact on the beloved Gokuldham Society's vibrant and comedic life.
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Kush Shah bid adieu to his role saying, “When this show started, when you and I first met, I was very young. You have given me a lot of love since then. And this family has given me as much love as you have given me. I have made a lot of memories here. I have enjoyed a lot here. I have spent my childhood here and most importantly I want to thank the creator of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, Mr. Asit Kumar Modi for this journey. He trusted me so much, made my character so interesting and always inspired me. Because of his trust, Kush became Goli today.”
The entire cast arranged for a warm farewell for Kush with a cake cutting ceremony. Dilip Joshi, Palak Sindhwani, and all the cast members were present. Asit Kumar Modi said, “Goli has spent his entire childhood here and made his place in everyone’s hearts. He has been very consistent since Day 1. Kush, thank you and all the best. Dil se shubh kamnaye. Tu aage badh.”
Kush got emotional saying, “I'll make all of you proud. Thank you so much. I have completed 16 years in this show. And the journey of these 16 years was very beautiful. It was beautiful only because of your love. So, remembering your love I take your leave from this show. But yes, only I, Kush Shah, take your leave. Your Goli will remain the same. The same happiness, the same laughter, the same mischief. An actor might change in Taarak, but not the character.”
With his farewell, the makers also introduced the new face, who will play the role of Goli. Dilip Joshi, Munmun Dutta and others penned heartfelt notes for Kush.