Subhechcha Ganguly 
Takeshi’s Castle, a Japanese television series, will make a comeback this month with a relaunched version, and Amazon Prime Video has already debuted its Hindi language commentator. Bhuvan Bam, a voice actor and content producer, will perform a voiceover for the game show in the persona of one of his YouTube stars, Titu Mama.Several behind-the-scenes recordings of the voiceovers from the studio, featuring Bam beaming for the cameras, were shared by Prime.
A rising star named Bam, 29, also shared the update and described it as a “dream come true.” Bam inscribed “aai (mom)” at the top of his screenplay named “Takeshi’s Castle ft. Titu Mama” in memory of his mother, who passed away in 2021 as a result of Covid. The virus had also killed his father by that point.The global fan base for Takeshi’s Castle is enormous. The Tokyo Broadcasting System debuted the programme in 1986. The contestants hurled themselves into a range of physically demanding obstacles in an effort to storm Takeshi’s Castle and take home the big prize.
Takeshi Kitano, who owned the castle, posed those challenging physical obstacles. There were between 86 and 142 competitors in the first programme.Takeshi Kitano, the original Castle Lord, returns for the platform’s September 26 premiere of the eight-episode series to set up difficult challenges for the competitors. The show’s complete cast was unveiled earlier this year, and its uncut version premiered in Japan in April. The rest of the globe is now receiving its portion.
