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Kapil Sharma is not done yet!

From the streets of Amritsar to the sets of Mumbai, Kapil Sharma has been entertaining us for a while now, but he is not done yet! The stand-up comedian-turned-actor is all set to tickle our funny bones, this time on...

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Updated At : 03:26 PM Jan 06, 2022 IST

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From the streets of Amritsar to the sets of Mumbai, Kapil Sharma has been entertaining us for a while now, but he is not done yet! The stand-up comedian-turned-actor is all set to tickle our funny bones, this time on Netflix with his first comedy special marking his streaming debut. Titled as Kapil Sharma: I’m Not Done Yet, the show will be releasing on January 28. Kapil will be seen in a never-before-seen avatar in this show. He gave a sneak-peek into the special on Wednesday while announcing the release date.

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The comedian will be seen getting candid about his life’s journey.”

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