The Great Indian Kapil Sharma Show has carved a niche for itself as one of the most beloved and successful comedy series on Netflix. With anticipation building for the launch of Season 3, fans have even more reason to celebrate—rumour has it that Salman Khan will grace the premiere episode as the very first guest. While an official confirmation is yet to be made, the buzz surrounding his possible appearance has already set social media abuzz.

We have heard it many times when Kapil, as a joke, accuses Archana Puran Singh of stealing Navjot Singh Sidhu’s seat. After Navjot Singh Sidhu left the show, there was no word from him about the same but it seems like things have taken a surprising turn now.

In an exclusive interview with Tellychakkar, we asked the cast of The Great Indian Kapil Show about how they felt when instead of enjoying the success of season 1, they had to give statements that season 1 IS a success.

In an exclusive interview with Tellychakkar, we asked Sunil Grover if Ali Asgar would come back to the show as there was a buzz that he wanted to do more than just the character he was playing.

In an exclusive interview with Tellychakkar, the team of the Great Indian Kapil Show was asked about Sumona Chakravarti and Chandan Prabhakar’s comeback and well, the answer is really something that will leave us wondering.

In an exclusive interview with Tellychakkar, Sunil Grover opened up about his previous characters played on the comedy shows and whether there will be another coming in.

Recently, there was a controversy on the internet when Armaan Malik slapped Vishal Pandey for praising his second wife, Kritika Malik. In an episode of Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment, Kashmeera responded to the incident. Kashmera also said she understood why Armaan acted protectively toward his wife. Even though the slap wasn’t right, his anger and reaction made sense.

Kiku Sharda performed as Karan Arjun's Rakhee Gulzar, while Krushna Abhishek and Sunil Grover impersonated Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, respectively.