This Saturday marks the premiere of the most recent episode of The Great Indian Kapil Show, which promises to be a hilarious hour full of truth bombs and behind-the-scenes mayhem. The show will feature special guests such as Pratik Gandhi, Jitendra Kumar, Vijay Varma, and Jaideep Ahlawat.

The sofa in Kapil Sharma's house is this week serving as the stage for some sincere and heartfelt stories, rather than a comedy arrangement. All of the visitors share details about their pasts, describing how unusual and complicated their road to fame has been.

Pratik Gandhi and Jitendra Kumar on life following engineering school

Jitendra, who previously portrayed the well-liked Jeetu Bhaiya in Kota Factory, has acknowledged that he did attend IIT before pursuing his career as an actor. The ambiguity of many people's jobs is summed up in Pratik's statement: "Engineering ke baad aapko sach mein pata chalta hai ki aapko life mein kya karna hai." (After engineering, that’s when you truly realize what you want to do in life.)

Jaideep Ahlawat and Vijay Varma, who were classmates at the FTII, discuss their common hardships

Unlike Jitendra and Pratik, who got into acting as a side gig from their engineering careers, Jaideep and Vijay knew their calling from the start. I said to a buddy that I had been chosen but didn't have much money. He paid the fees, but I replied that I wouldn't be able to get permission from home now, so let's go! And I ran away from home! He paid my charges with the money. The sincere story that Vijay told from his early days was when I stated, "I won't get permission from home, so let's run away," and then I did!

Jaideep and Vijay, two FTII classmates, spoke about their shared ambition of succeeding in Bollywood. Considering how well-liked they are, especially on OTT, it seems like the universe is working in their favor, which is reminiscent of something from Om Shanti Om.

Diamond Raja's audition

Sunil Grover, in his quirky Diamond Raja character, brings a humorous element to the fame game by releasing an "audition anthem" that mocks Bollywood item numbers and provides guidance on how to achieve a "left, right and open-to-options" stance for the Oscars.

Jaideep joins Kapil's internal airport security force alongside Sona and Mona (Kiku Sharda and Krushna Abhishek) on stage, displaying his skill beyond his powerful performances. Kapil jokes that Jaideep's movements are "qatal," or "killer," but his acting is even worse.

Wang Jackson's Surprise

Jackson Wang, a well-known K-pop star, adds to the excitement of the show by making an unexpected appearance. The Great Indian Kapil Show is an absurd mashup of Indian humor and K-pop that works really well.

With engineering regrets, acting aspirations, runaway tales, and an unexpected international twist, this Saturday's program is looking like it may be one of the season's most memorable. On July 12, 2025, the mayhem will only be accessible on Netflix.

Read Also: Manchu Manoj on Nepotism: Privilege Doesn’t Guarantee Success in Tollywood, Credits Talents Like Suhas

Get the latest Bollywood entertainment news, trending celebrity news, latest celebrity news, new movie reviews, latest entertainment news, latest Bollywood news, and Bollywood celebrity fashion & style updates!

HOW DID YOU LIKE THIS ARTICLE? CHOOSE YOUR EMOTICON!