Jaideep Ahlawat Opens Up on His Epic Proposal to Wife Jyoti: 'There won't be a shortage of...'
he Great Indian Kapil Show's latest guest, Jaideep Ahlawat, brought the funniest story from his own personal life. For sixteen years, Jaideep and Jyoti Hooda have been married.
Their relationship started in Haryana before they got admitted into the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), where she was his junior. Jaideep Ahlawat told a humorous story about how he proposed to Jyoti as he opened up on his personal life in a rare moment.
In an entertaining and enjoyable episode, Kapil questioned Jaideep about whether his wife actually accepted his proposal or if she thought he was faking it. Jaideep responded, "Do you think a Jaat boy like me would know the art of proposing?"
When
Vijay Varma
heard this funny response, he couldn't hold back and had to say, "I think he would have taken a ghee carton to her to propose."
Jaideep accepted right away and said, "Yeah, that's pretty close." "There won't be any shortage of milk and ghee in the house. Now the choice is yours," is what Jaideep told her. The actor added, "I assured her. On Kapil's couch, this sparked an outburst of laughter.
The Great Indian Kapil Show's most recent episode features
Pratik Gandhi
, Jitendra Kumar, Jaideep Ahlawat, and Vijay Varma. These four incredible performers demonstrate that their paths to stardom are as captivating as any drama-filled screenplay, with the couch packed and the stories more outrageous than ever.
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The episode delves deeply into their journeys, each sounding like it belongs in a Bollywood movie, from fleeing their home to pursue their dreams to being FTII batchmates who once dreamed of seeing themselves on the big screen.
In the meantime,
Kapil Sharma
's security has increased following a firing incident at his newly opened café in Canada. According to the news agency IANS, Kapil's security was tightened after Mumbai police officers visited his home on Friday. It's still unclear if Kapil will start filming The Great Indian Kapil Show, his current Netflix series.
According to a source, Kapil has not yet made up his mind about moving forward with filming his Netflix series at Filmcity.
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