The Kapil Sharma Show: Comedian Kapil Sharma Turns VLOGGER; Gives Tour Of The Set, Saying ‘Kharche Poore Nahi Ho Rahe...’
A brand-new video was uploaded to Kapil Sharma's YouTube page, marking his first appearance as a vlogger. Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan were also included, as it showed Kapil walking his fans through a whole day of filming for 'The Kapil Sharma Show.' Kapil made a joke at the beginning of the video on why he started vlogging: "kharche poore nahi ho rahe (he can't cover his expenses)."
The team Kapil revealed to the audience appeared to be friendly with one another. After working out in the morning, Kapil arrived at the Film City set of his show and gave his audience a tour of what he called "a city by itself." Along with visiting the sets of 'Bigg Boss' and 'Bigg Boss Malayalam,' Kapil also took viewers to a few more daily soap operas whose names he omitted.
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Additionally, he provided a look of the old 'Comedy Nights with Kapil' set and discussed the incident in which the set caught fire and they were forced to transfer to a different studio. In an interview, Kapil stated that the fire started in 2013 and that it was caused by a short-circuit. He also stated that the loss was somewhere between Rs 20 and Rs 22 crore.
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In addition, Kapil took his followers backstage, where he introduced them to the cast members who were rehearsing while they awaited Vicky and Sara. Due to the guests' late arrival, Kapil performed a short concert for his studio audience. Kapil began filming the episode once the actors, who were there to promote 'Zara Hatke Zara Bachke,' arrived.
The last episode of the current season of Kapil's programme will premiere in June, as was previously planned, and the show will soon go on hiatus. A source revealed, “Seasonal breaks have actually worked for the show giving us a chance to stir up things in terms of content and cast. Also, comedy is a tough genre and actors need a break so that monotony doesn’t set in. Everyone can return refreshed and we can experiment with a different format and some new characters.”
