The Kapil Sharma Show 4th June 2022
Talking about the concept of the show, as we know well every week new guests come on the stage many stars used this platform to promote their films, upcoming shows, and the latest music albums. This week as well, other guests are coming to promote their upcoming films but this time the show will be going to be more fascinating to watch. At this time a bunch of stars are coming on the show to make it more fascinating but one thing which is breaking the heart of the fans is that these will be the final episodes of the show. In short, the show will be winding up by the end of this weekend.
The Kapil Sharma Show Full Written Episode Update
As per the information, TKSS is ready to entertain the audience this week on the last episode of this season and this time the viewers will see the special appearance of Kamal Hassan and the team for the upcoming film “Jug Jug Jeeyo”. The latest promo of the last episode is out which is featuring the special guests which include, Bollywood stars, Anil Sharma, Varun Dhawan, Maniesh Paul, Neetu Kapoor, and Prajakta Kohli, and last but not the least Kiara Advani. All these stars are coming for the promotion of their upcoming film JJJ. These stars will grace the comedy stage in the grand finale episode. The teaser of the show is showing that Kiku and Krushna are making fun of Maniesh Paul for becoming part of the big film that earlier used to perform with them. On the other side, the host Kapil makes fun of Maniesh for portraying the role of their brother of Kiara in this film. According to the latest promos of the comedy show, the superhit film superstar of Vijay, Kamal Hassan will increase the grace and dignity of the set of TKKS. Kapil asks the superstar Kamal Hassan about his experience of portraying the role of Chachi 420 whereas the South actor shares how men will feel when his saree drops from their shoulders. So readers, just get ready to watch this final episode of “The Kapil Sharma Show” on Sony TV and stay tuned with us for more latest updates.
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