The second season of 'The Great Indian Kapil Show' started on Netflix on 22nd September and has been receiving a great response from the audience since the beginning. In the first episode of the show, stars of the film 'Deevra', Junior NTR, Janhvi Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan made the show more interesting by appearing as guests. The show was full of comedy and funny conversations, but Sunil Grover's performance grabbed the most headlines. Sunil made the audience laugh a lot by parodying famous director SS Rajamouli.
The show got a tremendous response
People have loved this show since the beginning. The credit for its success goes not only to the fun comedy and wonderful guests, but also to the bonding that has been formed between the actors over the years. Apart from the comedy in the show, the chemistry between the actors is also liked by the audience.
The secret of the show's success in the eyes of Krishna Abhishek
One of the lead actors of the show, Krishna Abhishek believes that the secret of the show's success is the bonding between the actors. He said in an interview, "Everyone in our team respects each other's talent. Our journey with Kapil Sharma is very old, and we love each other very much. The same magic is seen in the show as well."
Sunil Grover's return gave new strength to the show
Sunil Grover's return has brought new life to the show. Krishna said, "Sunil is very talented, his way of doing comedy is very subtle and he is very different from Kapil, me and Kiku. His return has benefited the show a lot and his fans have also joined us again."
Special bonding with Archana Puran Singh
Krishna told that his equation with Archana Puran Singh is very good. She never gets offended by his jokes and takes it in a sporting manner. He said, "We keep joking a lot even off camera. Archana ma'am has been with us since 2008 and our bonding with her is very old."
Krishna spoke about his characters
Talking about her famous characters Sapna and Mona on the show, Krishna said that she has polished these characters with a lot of hard work. "Characters don't become hits in two-three episodes. We have to play them again and again and then the audience likes them. Sapna's character has also evolved in the same way."
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