Kapil Sharma Movie

Kis Kiso pyar Karoon

Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon (English translation: "Whom Should I Love") is a 2015 Indian Hindi-language romantic comedy film directed by director Abbas Mustan. Indian stand-up comedian Kapil Sharma made his Bollywood debut with this movie, Sai Lokur, one of the lead actress and Jamie Lever (Daughter of Johnny Lever), one of the supporting lead also had their debut in this film. Other casts include Arbaaz Khan, Manjari Fadnis, Simran Kaur Mundi, Elli Avram, Varun Sharma, Supriya Pathak, Sharat Saxena,Manoj Joshi and Sharad Sankla (Charlie).Before this movie Kapil was supposed to debut in Bollywood with a Yash Raj film titledBank Chor, but he opted out of it. The music is composed by Tanishk Bagchi, Dr Zeus, Javed Mohsin and Amjad Nadim.

ABCD 2

ABCD 2 (also known as Anybody Can Dance 2) is a 2015 Indian 3D dance drama film directed by Remo D'Souza and produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur under Walt Disney Pictures. The film stars Prabhu Deva, Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor in lead roles with Lauren Gottlieb, Raghav Juyal and Dharmesh Yelande in supporting roles. It is the sequel to the 2013 film ABCD: Any Body Can Dance.ABCD 2 released on 19 June 2015. The decommissioned warship INS Vikrant was featured as a backdrop behind the dance group's practice area during the first half of the film.

After time, Walt Disney Pictures sold the film's satellite rights to Sony Entertainment Television (India), thereby breaking its chain trend of selling the rights to Zee Entertainment Enterprises. The film first entered a World Television Premiere on 10 October 2015, Saturday. On 29 November 2015, Sunday, the film had an exclusive channel premiere on Sony Max.

The film explores the career journey of Suresh and Vernon of the "fictitious dance crew", who went on to win the World Dance Championship in Las Vegas.

Kapil Sharma Show

Kapil Sharma

The Kapil Sharma Show is an Indian Hindi stand-up comedy and talk show television series which premiered on 23 April 2016 and is broadcast by Sony TV. The series revolves around Kapil Sharma and his neighbors in the Shantivan Non-cooperative Housing Society. Every episode features leading Bollywood celebrities, who usually appear to promote their latest films.

Development began in December 2015, when Sharma announced his plans to create a new show for a Hindi GEC other than Colors TV. The series received mixed reviews; one critic said that "Kapil Sharma’s wit and funny one-liners bring a smile", while another argued that the series is "dull and disappointing". The show has garnered positive feedback from audiences, gaining top TRP ratingsin the non-fiction category.

main casts:

• Kapil Sharma as Himself / Host / Kappu Sharma [Host] (Siti [Whistle] Cable Anchor) / Ghatrughan Sinha (host of Kaun Bhail Crorepati) / Gappu Sharma (Brother of Kappu) and various characters
• Navjot Singh Sidhu as Permanent guest
• Ali Asgar as Pushpa Nani (grandmother of Kappu) / Mama (uncle of Kappu) / Begum Luchi (courtesan of Nawab Moolchand Khan) and various characters
• Sunil Grover as Dr. Mashoor Gulati (runs 50-50 hospital and tyre shop) / Suryaprakash (Show inaugurator) / Rinku Devi (neighbour of Kappu and sister-in-law of Santosh) / Suman Hooda (Inspector Lady Police) / Navjot Singh Sidhu's Duplicate and various characters
• Chandan Prabhakar as Chandu (Dubai Tea Shop owner and Khajoor's father) / Vimla Devi (Kappu's neighbour) and various characters
• Kiku Sharda as Damodar Ishwarlal Gaitonde [DIG] (Inspector) / Santosh (sister-in-law of Rinku) / Bumper (nurse in Dr Gulati's hospital and Lottery's sister) / Motabhai (Rinku Devi's husband) / Nawab Moolchand Khan (husband of Begum Luchi) / No Chopra (Popcorn Seller) / Builder / Murli (Old man in Kappu's neighbourhood) and various characters
• Sumona Chakravarti as Sarla (Daughter of Dr. Mashoor Gulati and childhood friend of Kappu) / Wife of Dr. Mashoor Gulati
• Rochelle Rao as Lottery (Nurse in Dr Gulati's hospital) and various characters
• Sugandha Mishra as Vidyapati (Khajoor's teacher) / Farangi (Old Lady in Kappu's neighbourhood) and various characters
• Kartikey Raj as Khajoor (son of Chandu) and various characters
• Suresh Menon as Mohan (Public toilet owner in Kappu's neighbourhood) and various characters
• Manju Sharma as Thandai Devi (Chandu's wife and Khajoor's mother)
• Upasana Singh as Twinkle (Kappu's neighbour and old friend of Dr. Mashoor Gulati) and various characters
• Naseem Vicky as Chiku (Twinkle's husband and film producer) and various characters

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1. Episode 1 with Sharukh Khan--fan promotion

2.Episode 2 with Tiger Sheroff-Baghi promotion

3. Episode 3 with Yo Yo Honey Singh

4. Episode 4 with cricketer Wasim Akram

5. Episode 5 with Azhar

6. Episode 6 with Aiswariya Rai Bacchan--sarabjit promotion

8. Episode 8 with Housefull of masti

9.Episode 9 continues with Houseful of masti

10.Episode 10 with Raveena and cricketer and DJ Bravo

11. Episode 11 with  cricketer Gayle and singer Kanika

12.Episode 12 with CID team

13. Episode 13 with Bipasha and Karan

14. Episode 14 with Tenis player Sania Mirza and Farah Khan

15. Episode 15 with Do lafzo ki kahani team

16. Episode 16 with Sairat team 

17. Episode 17 with Silpa and Shamita

18. Episode 18 with singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

19. Episode 19 with Star cast of Raman Raghav

20.Episode 20 with Govinda and his lovely wife

21.Episode 21 with Navjot Singh

22.Episode 22 with Wadali Bandu

23. Episode 23 with Salman Khan and Anushka for sultan promotion


24.Episode 24 with Madari Team

25. Episode 25 with Great Grand Masti Team

26. Episode 26 with Music Mastero AR Rahman

27. Episode 27 with Team Dishoom

28. Episode 28 with Happy Bhag Jayegi

29.Episode 29 with Arsad Warsi

30. Episode 30 with Team Fever star cast


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Salman in Kapil show for Sultan promotion

Ever since Kapil left Colors with his team for Sony, a feud has been brewing. Salman, who hosts Bigg Boss on Colors, decided to give Kapil’s show a break this time, ostensibly because of this rivalry.

Salman was in full form on Krushna’s show, which replaced Comedy Nights with Kapil on Colors. The actor danced to Sultan’s Baby ko Bass Pasand Hai, he wore a fatsuit and wrestled with Krushna and also sang.

But after all the back and forth, Salman finally decided to appear on Kapil’s show. Pictures of both Salman and co-star Anushka Sharma with Kapil are on the social media. The Sultan leads will be seen celebrating Eid in Kapil’s mohalla.

The question is what brought about Salman’s change of heart? Reports suggest that YRF head honcho Aditya Chopra influenced Salman to go onto Kapil’s show because of the host’s huge fan following. No confirmation on that account has come from Salman or YRF though.

Sultan is directed by Ali Abbas Zafar and produced by Aditya Chopra. It is all set to release this Eid. Both Salman and Anushka portray wrestlers in the film.

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The real reason why 'Comedy Nights With Kapil' was pulled off air

After a successful two-and-a-half year stint on Colors channel, 'Comedy Nights With Kapil' came to an end a few days ago.

Clearly, there was a huge fall-out between Kapil Sharma and the channel. While Kapil has spoken about the issue, Colors refrained from making any comment so far. But CEO Raj Nayak has now decided to speak out. Excerpts from the interview...

You refrained from speaking about the issue all this while, what made you change your mind?

Whatever transpired between Kapil Sharma and us was a private matter and I wanted it to be that way. We have a lot of respect and love for him. But our silence was being misinterpreted. Our niceness was being misconstrued as our weakness and since much has been said, I felt is is important to set the record straight once and for all.

What exactly went wrong between Colors and Kapil Sharma?

Kapil Sharma was on television for over 10 years, first on 'Laughter Challenge' and then on 'Comedy Circus' before he did 'Comedy Nights...' with us. He is a nice person and is extremely talented. We gave him a platform and co-created 'Comedy Nights...' with him. It was the channel's decision to call it 'Comedy Nights With Kapil' (originally the show was to be titled 'Comedy Nights'), as we felt that it would give him a sense of ownership and his loyalty to the show would be 100 per cent. We even helped him set up his production company. The success of the show meant that we had a person who suddenly became a star and found it difficult to manage his success. He started renegotiating and asking for more money which we gave, but the more important and worrying thing was that he violated his contract by hosting shows on competitive channels in spite of having an exclusive contract with Colors for TV, which we felt was not ethical.

What about Kapil's allegations about the channel giving 'Comedy Nights Bachao' more prominence and even diverting celebrities to the show?

Film stars do integration for movies and want to be on non-fiction shows that rate well. We would encourage stars to appear on both shows. Kapil's insecurity or those of people around him was when the problem began. His managers started panicking when in terms of ratings, 'Bachao... ' started doing well and better than 'Comedy Nights With Kapil' in some episodes. And instead of working with our creative team and finding ways to reinvent and make the show ratings better, they kept living in denial and started casting aspersions on the channel. Both the shows were equally important to us. To ensure that both succeed, we kept promoting them with equal weight. We were clear as a channel that the success of either show need not necessarily be at the cost of the other. For us, they were both mutually exclusive.

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Was 'Comedy Nights Bachao' started with the idea of easing out Kapil's show?

Not at all. We didn't do 'Comedy Nights Bachao' by choice. Instead, we requested Kapil not to make his show once a week as it was financially not feasible to us. He said he is busy with movies and doesn't have the time. He did not give us a choice and made his show a weekly and in the process, also doubled his fee. He ensured his personal remuneration didn't suffer, but caused a big financial loss to us. The truth is that we were forced to make CNWK once a week. And since we had built the weekend 10 pm slot as comedy, we had no choice but to bring in another comedy show in the slot vacated by Kapil.

How tough was it to actually let go of Kapil's show, given that it was one of your top shows?

In a normal course, no channel would let go of a good show. But it has to also be economically viable and more importantly, business has to be conducted in an ethical manner. For many reasons, the decision to let go of Kapil has been very tough. It has has been an emotional show for us. Together, Kapil and our creative team created magic. He is extremely talented, probably one of the best in this genre. We never asked him to go. He was not happy with us and implied that we couldn't have another comedy show on the channel. That was unacceptable to us. He chose to walk out. He is a nice guy being misled, I guess, by others around him for their own survival. I am very fond of him and feel really sad to see him go.

Does it worry you that Kapil is going to be on a rival channel?

I am not worried. I feel sad that after all that, we as a channel had done to package him, promote him and treat him like an integral part of the Colors family, he has chosen to move on. Our best wishes are with him in his future endeavours. I am sure he will experience the difference. There have been fights in the TV industry and the warring parties have even patched up at a later date.

Will Colors and Kapil too come together some day?

My team and I love Kapil Sharma the person and the artiste. We have not had any issues with him. He had issues with us. We respect his talent and would be happy to work with him in the future. The only condition being that he has to have a good set of managers and the terms of engagement should be mutually acceptable and respected.

What is your equation with Kapil?

Personally, I have a great equation with him. He wished me on my birthday and I wished him for New Year's. Professionally, we have had our differences. I am answerable to my organisation and I have to act and make decisions in the best interest of the channel.

as published in timesofindia