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Fun times, once more: The Great Indian Kapil Show coming soon with Season 2

Buckle up to take the flight of laughter once again as The Great Indian Kapil Show gears up for another season full of laughter, masti and a host of celebrity guests on board. After carving out a new home for...
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Updated At : 09:17 AM Aug 24, 2024 IST
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Buckle up to take the flight of laughter once again as The Great Indian Kapil Show gears up for another season full of laughter, masti and a host of celebrity guests on board.
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Buckle up to take the flight of laughter once again as The Great Indian Kapil Show gears up for another season full of laughter, masti and a host of celebrity guests on board.

After carving out a new home for themselves in every desi household with a entertaining first season, gear up for twice the level of entertainment as Kapil returns, alongside the versatile and inimitable Sunil Grover, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, Rajiv Thakur, and the delightful Archana Puran Singh. Together they are all set to deliver a comic delight every Saturday night!

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