TV celebs talk about the Mumbaiyya language!

While our TV celebs earn their bread and butter in Mumbai, they find the city's langugae and the words quite amusing and fascinating. Some of the famous dialogues are Apunaka, Anna do cutting do, Dimaag mein mat jaa, Chal kalti maar etc. define the linguist of the city.

Here are famous dialogues heard by the TV celebs...

Bubbly Shrenu Parikh known as Astha in Star Plus Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon... Ek Baar Phir says, "I learn't many new words in Marathi like to make quiet people say gupp re"

Handsome Ashish Kapoor seen as Kabir in Saraswatichandra says, "There is no such word or dialogue but yes in Mumbai people call each other by making various and different sound."

Beautiful Ankita Sharma seen as Laila in Colors Rangrasiya says, "I adopted many Marathi dialogues one of which is mala pouch (wallet) de this I use very often while shooting on sets"

Shantanu Maheshwari loved as Swayam in Channel V's Dil Dostii Dance says, "I often  use this Mumbai language of calling poorgi and also another word chava which I heard after coming here."

Dashing Shivin Narang seen as Ranveer in Veera says, "Nashta which I use to call for breakfast in morning here evening snacks is also known as nashta which is new for me. And also pankha laga de which is normally said as pankha chalu kar."