Kapil Sharma

It seems like the controversy between Kapil Sharma and the team of the Kashmir Files is going to get murkier. Yesterday, Kapil thanked Anupam for clearing the air while saying, "Thank you paji @AnupamPKher for clarifying all the false allegations against me. Aur un sab dosto ka bhi shukriya jinhone bina sach jaane mujhe itni mohabbat di. Khush rahiye, muskurate rahiye (And thanks to all those people who gave me so much love without knowing the truth. Be happy, keep smiling). #thekapilsharmashow #Isupportmyself."

Well-known film director and producer Sajid Nadiadwala revealed that he will soon announce a movie starring comedian Kapil Sharma.He is coming as a special guest on 'The Kapil Sharma Show' with his wife Warda Khan for the 'Nadiadwala Special' episode this weekend. Bollywood actors Tiger Shroff, Kriti Sanon and Ahaan Shetty will also be joining him. This special episode will give a tribute to the 67-year-old journey of the Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment.

All seven Sharks of the show recently appeared on The Kapil Sharma Show, where Kapil asked Namita about her love for Amitabh Bachchan. “Aap Bachchan saab ke fan hai, jab unhone aapki daulat dekhi, woh aapke fan ho gaye honge (You are a fan of Amitabh’s but when he saw your wealth, he must have become a fan of yours),” he quipped.

The actor is coming to promote his new series 'The Fame Game' along with Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Kapoor, Lakshvir Saran and Muskan Jaferi.During the conversation, host Kapil Sharma asked him how his love for "jalebi" and "kachori" are related to him becoming an ace swimming champion, the actor replied: "I have been brought up in Hoshangabad (MP), where during any festival people would throw money in Narmada river.

'Looop Lapeta' is the directorial debut of ad filmmaker Aakash Bhatia and is an adaptation of the German experimental thriller 'Run Lola Run', which has gained a cult status over the years.

The comedian's "what I did with me, myself, my family and friends..." show, 'Kapil Sharma: I'm Not Done Yet' streaming on Netflix sketches a self-portrait of a mediocre stand-up comedian behaving like God's blessed child. Full of himself and obsessed with his fame and success, this is not a comedy sketch, but a show that focuses on Kapil Sharma.

In a candid conversation, while narrating his initial struggling days, Kapil said: "I had no plan as such. People will laugh if I tell them how I started. Maine pehle BSF ke liye try ki, fir army mein gaya (I first tried in BSF and then army), my father and uncles were part of the police force."

Divya along with famous singers Jaspinder Narula and Jasbir Jassi appear on the show on Lohri special episode. She shares: "Honestly, I have been very lucky and blessed because I have received an opportunity to work with notable names in the entertainment industry. With my book 'The Stars in My Sky', there are mentions of many actors, directors and seniors with who I wanted to click pictures but eventually was blessed to work with them and today, I share wonderful relations with them."

With the trailer of this upcoming Netflix stand-up special, Kapil will be seen talking about his desire to keep reinventing himself, pushing his creative genius and openly admitting that "He's Not Done Yet". He is seen reminiscing about his past, opens up about his family, his social media missteps and his love for music and theatre, all while he entertains us. Kapil mentions in the trailer, "I feel I'm not done yet, these words go really well with my life."

After making the announcement of his special on social media, Kapil took to his Instagram handle to share a glimpse of his special. In the clip, he can be seen talking a tweet that he clarifies was a drunk tweet to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He talks about how the tweet cost him 9 lakh rupees and made him run away to the Maldives.