Renowned for his rare public appearances, superstar Aamir Khan has finally graced television screens with his debut on ‘The Great Indian Kapil’ show. The highly anticipated teaser for the upcoming episode featuring Khan has been causing a stir on social media, generating immense excitement among viewers.
The charming host Kapil Sharma teases Khan with his signature humor, getting frank answers from the actor.
The ‘Dangal’ actor has discussed why he decided not to attend cinema awards ceremonies, highlighting the importance of time.
In his characteristic humorous style, Khan jokingly responded to Archana Puran Singh’s question about why he doesn’t attend award events, stating, “Time is precious, use it wisely.”
The episode guarantees more moments of belly laughter as Khan shares amusing stories about his family life, including instances where his children don’t see eye-to-eye with his choices. Offering glimpses into his personal life, he humorously recounts how his kids had chosen his outfit for his performance the previous night.
One particularly notable episode features Kapil Sharma making fun of Khan for his famous ‘PK’ movie sequence, in which he stands nude and just with a radio. Sharma jests, “PK mein Radio ki frequency zara si idhar udhar ho jaati toh saara broadcast wahin ho jaata,” making Khan and the crowd laugh heartily.
On the work front, Aamir Khan is producing ‘Lahore 1947,’ which features Sunny Deol in the starring role. Directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, the movie also features Ali Fazal, Karan Deol, Shabana Azmi, and Preity Zinta in pivotal roles.
Aamir and Sunny have never collaborated before. However, the two have already engaged in highly memorable box office battles as rivals, from which both have ultimately triumphed.
The clash between Sunny ‘Deol’s Ghayal’ and Aamir Khan’s ‘Dil’ in 1990 marked the first notable showdown at the box office. This was followed by ‘Raja Hindustani’ vs. ‘Ghatak’ in 1996. However, the most iconic box office clash in Indian cinema history took place in 2001 when ‘Lagaan’ and ‘Gadar’ were released on the same day.
This is the first time the two have ever gotten together to work on a project. Aamir Khan and Santoshi reunited in ‘Lahore, in 1947’ following their legendary cult hit ‘Andaz Apna Apna’.
The ‘Great Indian Kapil Show,’ a weekly Netflix series, consistently captivates audiences with its stellar cast and jovial conversations. With Aamir Khan’s highly anticipated comeback, fans can anticipate yet another delightful episode of the show.