Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra Comedian Gaurav More Joins Madness Machayenge? What We Know

Madness Machayenge- India Ko Hasayenge has been making the headlines ever since it was announced. Rumours are rife that Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra Comedian Gaurav More has left the show to join the Hindi comedy show streaming on SonyLiv. His fans are curious about the update.

Recently, a promo of Madness Machayenge was released on Sony TV. It was reported that Gaurav More has entered the show. He will reportedly be seen alongside famous comedians like Hemangi Kavi, Kushal Badrike and other Marathi artists. After he enters the show, the question arises of his continuation with Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra.

Earlier, Due to an injury, Gaurav had to take a leave from the popular Marathi comedy show Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra. Soon after he left, rumours were heard about him leaving permanently. Later, he clarified that he was not leaving the show forever.

Gaurav More rose to fame and recognition because of his acting skills and sense of humour. He joined the hilarious Marathi comedy show Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra as a comedian in 2010. Apart from his acting, Gaurav has appeared in several Hindi and Marathi films as a supporting actor. He worked in movies like Thoda Pyar Thoda Magic, Balkadu, Sanju and Boyz 4.

However, early on in his career, Gaurav More went through a lot of struggles. He performed in Ananda Kareka’s stand-in Jalu Bai Halu as an actor. Gaurav also acted in the one-act play Padadyaad and it brought him great recognition. He slowly began to do plays and sketches written by Prasad Khandeka. In 2022, Gaurav More played an important role in the drama Hawa Hawai.

In a segment of Rajshree Marathi, Gaurav shared the challenges he faced during his struggling period. Talking about his financial hardships, the actor said, “We used to live in Ulhasnagar in a tarpaulin house near the station. Then we moved to Vitthalwadi. But, my mother says that I was suffering there which is why we left that place too and shifted to Kalyan. In the meantime, my father was transferred to Bhandup. Later, we shifted to Filterpadi where we used to live in a palm tree house. But, during the monsoons, it was very bad as one person in our house used to prevent water from entering the house whereas others used to prevent it from getting damaged.”