Comedy Nights with Kapil goes off air as Kapil Sharma falls ill

Published July 3, 2015
Kapil Sharma. — Photo courtesy: Deccan Chronicle
Kapil Sharma. — Photo courtesy: Deccan Chronicle

Popular Indian comedy show Comedy Nights With Kapil will soon be going off air because host Kapil Sharma isn't well, reported Hindustan Times.

The 34-year-old stand-up comedian tweeted that his soon-to-be-aired last episode will be with Salman Khan who'll next seen in Bajrangi Bhaijaan:

Featuring different Bollywood celebrities, the show has been airing continuously since its inception in 2013.

Apart from Indian celebs, Kapil has invited several Pakistanis on air, including Fawad Khan, Ali Zafar and Atif Aslam, as all three have contributed to the industry through their acting or music skills.

Although he is bidding goodbye for a while, he is scheduled to travel to US and Canada for live shows. His show is not only popular in India but Pakistan too.

Bollywood superstars including Amitabh Bachchan, Shahrukh Khan, Deepika Padukone and have also appeared on the show.

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