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The trailer of Kapil Sharma's 'The Great Indian Kapil Show' was unveiled on March 23. However, the catch is the return of Sunil Grover as Gutthi! The show, which will now stream on Netflix, will have Ranbir Kapoor, Aamir Khan, cricketer Rohit Sharma, and others as guests. Archana Puran Singh too, returns to her special chair.
The trailer of the Netflix show, 'The Great Indian Kapil Show', is finally out. Sunil Grover, who was a big contributor to the show when it started, returns with his iconic character, Gutthi. Kapil, in the trailer, rebrands his show, offering a sneak peek into the starry appearances that will soon follow. The show will stream on Netflix from March 30, only on Saturdays, at 8pm.
The caption that accompanied the trailer read, "It’s time to laugh like never before! because the gang is back and this time.. hum international jaa rahe hain! TRAILER Out Now! #TheGreatIndianKapilShow streaming from 30th March, every Saturday at 8pm only on Netflix! (sic)."
Fans were elated to see Sunil Grover join hands with Kapil Sharma again. They posted comments such as:
It was in November 2024, when 'The Great Indian Kapil Show' on Netflix was launched. The caption read, "Pata hai kya, Kapil ka naya pata? (Do you know Kapil's new address?) Sharing the good news on our family group because Kapil & the gang are coming soon to Netflix (sic)."
Monika Shergill, the Vice President of Netflix India, said, "Kapil Sharma is a huge entertainer whose legacy and comedy has made him a household name across India for many years. We’re incredibly proud to further our partnership with him and bring the King of Indian Comedy, alongside his beloved and well-known castmates, to Netflix for an all-new comedy show. Kapil will continue to make India laugh and also entertain millions of his viewers globally now, from his new address—Netflix."