Paresh Rawal, a celebrated Bollywood actor known for his iconic roles in comedy films, has expressed concern over the increasing competition that comedy films face from television and digital platforms. In a recent interview, he pointed out that shows like 'The Kapil Sharma Show' and talents such as Sunil Grover are setting high benchmarks for comedy. Rawal described Grover as a 'volcano of talent' and emphasized that filmmakers must adapt their creative processes to compete effectively. He highlighted the challenges of writing comedy, noting that successful shows often have teams of 10-15 writers, while many film producers struggle to afford even one. Rawal's current film, 'Bhooth Bangla,' which reunites him with director Priyadarshan, has received mixed reviews, with critics noting its nostalgic elements but also pointing out its struggles to maintain engagement throughout.