Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai changed into beforehand of its time and featured humor that still tickles our humorous bones. Whether it was Maya's attitude and sarcastic one-liners or Monisha's bargaining and skill of saving money, the sitcom proved to be a cult classic. While Maya used to taunt the latter for her 'downmarket' selections, Ratna Pathak Shah as soon as known as herself Monisha (performed by using Rupali Ganguly) in one in all her in advance interviews. Interesting, proper? Let us get into the information!In an interview with Chal Chitra Talks, Ratna Pathak Shah spread out about her spending habits and revealed what she really loves buying. The veteran actress said, "I buy the entirety below Rs 5000. I do not like spending more money. I am Monisha genuinely. And garments? I refuse to spend extra than Rs 10,000. But I buy sarees that I stumble upon some thing honestly uncommon."

Expressing her love for textiles, the Kapoor & Sons actress said, "I truely experience that what we've got in India, from the point of view of textiles, is simply outstanding. We are going to lose it in perhaps a generation." She emphasized how handiest design will stay, however the craft will disappear, which disappoints her. Further, Ratna defined that in relation to textiles, she is inclined to pay greater than Rs 10,000.

She additionally spread out approximately her love for handloom sarees and the way artisans involve themselves in creating a saree. Ratna Pathak Shah brought, "I experience, right here is something which has been performed with interest to element, and with bodily involvement of people and their palms, which want admire. So, there I'm happy to spend."For those unaware, Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai at the beginning premiered in 2004 on STAR One and wrapped up its first season in 2006. Produced through Jamnadas Majethia’s Hats Off Productions, the sitcom featured an ensemble cast, including Satish Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, Sumeet Raghavan, Rupali Ganguly, and Rajesh Kumar. While Ratna essayed the position of an higher-class socialite, the Anupamaa actress played a center-class homemaker, Maya.