PremiumThe Great Indian Kapil Show trailer is OUT! Kapil Sharma, Sunil Grover and others unleash a laugh riot
The Great Indian Kapil Show promises to be a star-studded laughter extravaganza, showing audiences the unseen side of celebrities. The show will be available to stream on Netflix starting March 30.
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Last Updated: 03.06 PM, Mar 23, 2024
British singer Ed Sheeran's visit to India for his Mumbai concert sparked a lot of buzz, especially after he met comedian Kapil Sharma. This was because Sheeran visited the set of Sharma's Netflix show, The Great Indian Kapil Show. About three days ago, Sharma confirmed Sheeran's appearance on his show. And today, in the middle of exciting developments, the trailer for the show has been released by the OTT giant.
The Great Indian Kapil Show trailer review
Get ready for a hilarious adventure with The Great Indian Kapil Show, which premieres on Netflix on March 30. The new trailer has laughter-filled episodes with the beloved Kapil Sharma and his funny crew: Sunil Grover, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, Rajiv Thakur, and Archana Puran Singh. Prepare to see your favourite celebrities in a new light with Kapil and his team's welcoming banter. Even if you think you know them, expect some surprises on the show.
The trailer had an impressive guest list, including Bollywood’s Kapoor family (Ranbir, Riddhima, and Neetu), filmmaker Imtiaz Ali, singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh, and actress Parineeti Chopra. Surprisingly, Aamir Khan, Rohit Sharma (Indian cricket captain), and Shreyas Iyer (Team India batsman) make appearances as well. With the cast playing different characters and Kapil Sharma's signature humour, it will be hard to control your laughter.
Brimming with joy, Kapil Sharma said in a press statement, “As seen in the trailer, we’re back! Sunil, Krushna, Kiku, Rajiv, and I have been friends for a very long time and how you see us on screen is how we are in real life. And yes, we love Archana ji - I had to say this because she’s holding my househelp hostage.”
In 2013, Kapil Sharma's popular comedy show "Comedy Nights with Kapil" premiered on Colors TV, produced by his company K9 Productions, and ended in 2016. He then launched "The Kapil Sharma Show," also produced by K9 but aired on Sony Entertainment Television, which ran until 2022. Recently, Netflix announced that Sharma's latest comedy venture will stream on their platform.