Kapil Sharma says he is looking forward to the film
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- Popular stand-up comedian Kapil Sharma, who will make his Bollywood debut in director duo Abbas-Mustan's untitled film, is looking forward to it and says he will start shooting for the film in November.
- "I will start shooting in November for Abbas-Mustan's film. The title of the film has not been decided yet," Kapil said. Initially, Kapil was to make his debut in Yash Raj Films' Bank Chor. However, due to undisclosed reasons, he was ousted from the project and replaced with actor Riteish Deshmukh.
- As of now, Kapil is focussing on his show Comedy Nights with Kapil, which is set to go overseas. He will begin the series by shooting a special episode in Dubai on September 5.
- "We were thinking what next we can do with Comedy Nights with Kapil, so we are doing a live show of this in Dubai," said Kapil, whose popularity soared following the success of Comedy Nights. He has bigger plans for his show. "After that we will have a live show in London, Canada, America, Australia and New Zealand," he added.
Popular stand-up comedian Kapil Sharma, who will make his Bollywood debut in director duo Abbas-Mustan's untitled film, is looking forward to it and says he will start shooting for the film in November. (Also Read:
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"I will start shooting in November for Abbas-Mustan's film. The title of the film has not been decided yet," Kapil said. Initially, Kapil was to make his debut in Yash Raj Films'
Bank Chor. However, due to undisclosed reasons, he was ousted from the project and replaced with actor Riteish Deshmukh.
As of now, Kapil is focussing on his show
Comedy Nights with Kapil, which is set to go overseas. He will begin the series by shooting a special episode in Dubai on September 5.
"We were thinking what next we can do with
Comedy Nights with Kapil, so we are doing a live show of this in Dubai," said Kapil, whose popularity soared following the success of
Comedy Nights. He has bigger plans for his show. "After that we will have a live show in London, Canada, America, Australia and New Zealand," he added.