The Great Indian Kapil Show 3: A female fan reveals how Kapil Sharma's comedy helped her during her cancer battle; Raj Shamani calls him an ‘inspiration'
Kapil even asked Raj Shamani about his most talked-about interview with Vijay Mallya. Raj revealed how he coincidentally met Vijay at an event in London. He then convinced him to do a podcast with him, and that was about it.
The episode included many fun banters between the stars, exciting moments, and Krushna Abhishek and Sunil Grover's comic timing. One of the moments that caught many eyeballs was when a female fan revealed battling cancer and how Kapil Sharma's comedy helped her during that time.
She shared, 'Last year I was diagnosed with cancer and by God's grace I'm absolutely okay right now. During my chemotherapy sessions, I'd look up to your shows every weekend, and that was the one thing that gave me joy. I want to thank you with all my heart.' Kapil expressed his gratitude and responded by saying, 'Thank you so much, and there must be so many people out there who would listen to this and feel a ray of hope in their eyes.
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In another moment, Raj Shamani expressed how he looks up to Kapil Sharma and called him an 'inspiration.'
In the episode, Krushna Abhishek and Kiku Sharda disguised themselves as female security guards, Sona and Mona, and entertained the audience. Moreover, Sunil Grover didn't fail to win the hearts of the audience as well.
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