Comedian performs spot-on impersonations of celebrities
Eshaana Sheth is an award-winning director, writer and actress. Fans of the 2018 film “The Butter Knife” will recognize Sheth as its writer, director and producer. The movie appeared in 17 film festivals worldwide and racked up six awards and jury prizes. But Sheth is also a comedian and if you follow her on TikTok, you know she’s quite the impressionist.
Sheth went viral in July after impersonating five celebrities in a single video. The skit’s hilarious premise is that each star is accusing another celeb of theft. First up, it’s Bollywood legend Priyanka Chopra.
“Hey Nick, seriously where are all our wedding photos?” Sheth says as Chopra confronting husband Nick Jonas.
Next Sheth does “Laguna Beach’s” Kristin Cavallari.
“OK Jay, just because we are no longer together doesn’t mean you can take all the Uncommon James jewelry,” Sheth’s Cavallari says to former husband Jay Cutler.
But Sheth’s most convincing imitation is probably of Kylie Jenner. If you close your eyes for this one, you’d probably think an episode of “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” was playing. Sheth captures Jenner’s voice perfectly.
“I just feel like, Kim, you took, Stormi’s Versace pacifier because you wanted to give it to Chicago and Stormi needs her pacifier back,” Shethe’s Kylie says.
The talented performer also impersonates Keira Knightley and Brie Bella in the clip, so you’ll definitely want to give it a peek.
“The Kylie was scary good. Omg,” one TikTok user wrote.
“Priyanka was spot on,” one person said.
“Are you sure the Kristin is not real audio? That was PERFECT,” another said.
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