TIL Desk Tellywood/ His brawl with Sunil Grover grabbed headlines and their comedy show The Kapil Sharma Show ended amidst the fight, but stand-up comic Kapil Sharma says he regrets having a showdown with the fellow artiste, but believes may be it was meant to happen.
In March, Sunil, who played the popular characters of Dr Gulati and Rinku Bhabhi, quit Kapil’s comedy programme after being allegedly slapped by the latter on a flight. Other artistes too followed suit, which left the makers with no choice but to put the programme on hold. The 36-year-old comedian-actor, who has admitted to slipping into depression, says he looks at the year gone by as a learning experience.
In an interview, Kapil says, “These incidents teach you a lot. That even if you’re happy, you should stay within a limit. If you’re tensed, stay calm and not drink to get over it. It ruins more things. There were days I didn’t feel like doing some shows abroad but had to.”Sometimes, I didn’t earn enough from them as much I invested out of my own pocket. I am not a businessman (to understand these things).”
