‘Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain’ is a popular TV show that has been well-received by audiences. The characters and dialogues from the show have also become quite famous. In the show, Aasif played the character of Vibhuti Narayan Mishra.

In a recent interview, the actor discussed his show. He revealed that he has played more than 350 characters during the show’s run. These characters included more than 35 female characters, ranging in age from 21 to 80.

A remarkable achievement is that, due to playing these characters, Aasif’s name has been included in the World Book of Records. The actor mentioned that initially, he carefully selected the characters in the show.

However, gradually, the show’s makers began experimenting with the characters, which the audience started to enjoy. Aasif also disclosed that it took him approximately two and a half hours to get ready for one role.

Aasif has worked not only in TV serials but also in films. He has appeared in films like ‘Karan Arjun’ and ‘Bharat’. However, he gained household recognition through his role as Vibhuti Narayan Mishra in ‘Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain’.

1. **Omkara (2006):** Saif’s portrayal of the scheming Langda Tyagi, the cow-belt Iago, is remarkably authentic. The transformation from a charming urbanite to a foul-mouthed villain is striking. This performance provides a vivid depiction of humanized evil.

2. **Love Aaj Kal (2009):** This performance garnered high praise, with Kareena Kapoor highlighting Saif’s exceptional work. He embodies the character fully, from body language to appearance.

3. **Tumbaad (2019):** Saif’s intense performance as the Naga bandit is a career-defining role. His portrayal is filled with a visceral intensity, capturing the character’s haunting quest for revenge.

4. **Baazaar (2018):** Saif’s depiction of the ruthless stockbroker, Shakun Kothari, is a standout performance, a role that is witty, wicked, and skillfully executed.

5. **Cocktail (2012):** While the focus was on another actor’s makeover, Saif shone as the roguish character who doesn’t mind chasing skirts. He played the flawed character with much relish.

6. **Aarakshan (2012):** In this film, Saif’s performance as Deepak, a Dalit boy, is marked by sincerity, subtlety, and screen presence. He effectively portrays social protest and individual outrage.

7. **Ek Hasina Thi (2004):** Saif’s portrayal of a deceptive man who betrays a woman was both suave and sinister, marking a successful shift into a negative role.

8. **Chef (2017):** Saif delivers a performance filled with endearing casualness, portraying a masterchef who is shy to show off his skills, conveying skill born out of wisdom.

9. **Salaam Namaste (2005):** Saif’s performance in this film, set in Melbourne, showcases a frantic energy. The film’s dialogues and the dynamic between the characters resonate with relatable experiences.

10. **Parineeta (2005):** Saif’s role in Parineeta was initially offered as a second lead, and his performance was well-received, showcasing his ability to embody a character with depth.