Noun:

जाली आदमी बननेवाला, वेष बदलनेवाल, अभिनय करनेवाला,

impersonators's Usage Examples:

The Bourbon Street Awards, begun in 1964, were a hot ticket for both female impersonators and anyone with an eye for creativity, both risqué and not.

Female impersonators often wore more elaborate gowns than many women and competition for prizes was fierce.

Nevertheless, this illusion-rich dance move is a great one for MJ fans, impersonators, and all dancers.

Michael Jackson impersonators and dance troupes are copying entire segments of MJ's choreography, whereas in the 80s, most people only associated the moonwalk and the signature pelvic thrust with Michael Jackson.

Other noteworthy amenities include live entertainment courtesy of Mark Twain impersonators, singers and high-octane bartenders, who whip up milkshakes and margaritas with equal aplomb.

Not only do impersonators appear in public or fake celebrity photos, but now they are also opening accounts on websites like Facebook and Twitter, pretending to be celebrities and drawing in fans and followers.

Companies like Party Pop, The Impersonators, and Celebrity Impersonators specialize in providing A-list doppelgangers for corporate events, weddings, parties, and even stage productions.

In the wake of Jackson's abuse trial, many impersonators saw their business plummet.

Michael Jackson fakes are also obsessive, with some impersonators seeking the same "extreme" plastic surgery that MJ himself has had.

Many times the celebrities featured have a real-life rivalry either in their private or professional lives, although usually the clay figures are voiced by impersonators and not the real celebrities.

Synonyms:

deceiver, cheat, cheater, trickster, mimicker, beguiler, slicker, mimic, imitator,

Antonyms:

undercharge, square shooter, nonimitative,