Pankaj Tripathi, a beloved figure in the Indian entertainment industry, has made a conscious decision to steer clear of on-screen profanity. In a recent conversation with Mashable India, the esteemed actor expressed his desire to explore alternative, more creative avenues to convey intense emotions without resorting to the use of explicit language.

Tripathi candidly acknowledged that there were instances in his career where he uttered expletives, albeit sparingly – approximately three to four times, most notably in the series "Mirzapur." He elaborated that, at times, incorporating such language was necessary to lend authenticity to his characters. However, he emphasized his new approach, stating, "Now I have decided I won't say it even if it is important. They should find a creative way to do it. Filmmaking is a creative process so you have to see what else can be done."

The versatile actor went on to recount an amusing anecdote from his stint on "Mirzapur," where he improvised by inventing a nonsensical phrase, "Vishudh ladke ho tum." This phrase, while devoid of any actual meaning, served as a testament to his commitment to creative problem-solving within the realm of filmmaking.

Switching gears to his professional endeavors, Pankaj Tripathi's recent work has earned him accolades and attention. He featured in the critically acclaimed and commercially successful "OMG 2," directed by Amit Rai. Furthermore, his outstanding performance in the film "Mimi" garnered him the Best Supporting Actor award. Currently, fans eagerly anticipate his return in "Fukrey 3," where he will reprise the role of Pandit Ji, promising another captivating performance from this talented actor.