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Sunil Grover on reteaming with friend-turned-foe Kapil Sharma

When ace comedians Sunil Grover and Kapil Sharma were together, their popular sitcom The Kapil Sharma Show used to garner huge TRPs. However, a mid-air fight between the duo did not only put a full stop to their camaraderie, but the show also bore the brunt of their major fallout and was eventually axed.

Initially, many people had thought that they would resolve their differences soon, but it has been almost two years since both parted their ways and there seems no reconciliation in sight.


Recently, when Sunil Grover was asked about burying the hatchet and making up with Kapil Sharma, the former still looked unsure about working with his former co-star again.

“We have done a beautiful show together and we made so many people laugh together. I feel gratitude towards the stage. Currently, I am busy with shooting for films and about the future, I can’t say anything.”

Meanwhile, Sunil Grover is gearing up for the release of his next film Pataakha. Also starring Sanya Malhotra and Radhika Madan in lead roles, the Vishal Bhardwaj directorial enters cinemas on 28th September.

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