Kapil Sharma jokes, ‘do aadmi gayab kar diye aapne’ as Ganesh Acharya reveals he’s lost nearly 100 kgs

In a promo video for the episode, Kapil noted Ganesh’s weight loss and asked him about it

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Updated At : 05:30 PM Dec 16, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, December 16

Ganesh Acharya, Terence Lewis and Geeta Kapur were welcomed on the sets of The Kapil Sharma Show.

While talking to the host Kapil Sharma, Ganesh revealed that he lost 98 kgs on the show.

In a promo video for the episode, Kapil noted Ganesh’s weight loss and asked him about it.

Ganesh said that he’d lost nearly 100 kgs.

Kapil joked: “Chote chote shehro me 46-46 kilo ke aadmi hotey hai. Do aadmi gayab kar diye apne (In small towns, you’d find men who weigh 46 kgs. You made two men disappear.).”

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As a choreographer, Ganesh worked on new projects such as Akshay Kumar’s BellBottom, Laxmii, Coolie No 1, Bhuj, and Toofan.

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