Raghav Chadha Reveals Why He Was Forced To Come On Kapil's Show Barefoot
Raghav Chadha appeared barefoot on The Great Indian Kapil Show and revealed his shoes were stolen, leaving everyone, including Kapil, in splits!
The upcoming episode of The Great Indian Kapil Show will host Parineeti Chopra with her politician husband, Raghav Chadha. The trailer of the show was recently dropped, and it is nothing but a laughter riot. In the trailer, Raghav Chadha can be seen entering the stage without footwear, and the reason behind his being barefoot will make you all ROFL.
In the promo, Raghav Chadha arrives on the show barefoot, and Kapil quickly takes a dig at him, questioning the politician, 'Mannat maangi thi aapne ki meri Pari se shaadi hogi toh mai Kapil ke show pe nange paon jaaunga?" (Did you take a vow that if you got married to Pari, then you would walk barefoot on Kapil's show?). Raghav then reveals the real hilarious reason behind his action, his shoes had been stolen. We then see Krushna Abhishek and Kiku Sharda entering dressed as females and calling Raghav 'Jiju'.
Parineeti and Raghav tied the knot in a dreamy ceremony at The Leela Palace in Udaipur in 2023. Their wedding was a beautiful blend of glam and tradition, with several notable names from both the entertainment industry and the world of politics in attendance.
What's Next for Parineeti Chopra
On the work front, Parineeti Chopra last won hearts with her role in Amar Singh Chamkila alongside Diljit Dosanjh. The film was directed by Imtiaz Ali. She is now gearing up for a Netflix web series, produced by Siddharth P. Malhotra and Sapna Malhotra. The title and details around the plot still remain under wraps.
Meanwhile, Kapil Sharma has been in the headlines ever since the shocking incident of gunfire outside his Canada café. There were reports that Kapil might cancel the shoot of his popular chat show, The Great Indian Kapil Show, following the incident, but it looks like he has chosen another path and is continuing with all his work commitments. Now, the café has reopened and, while sharing the news, the café's official page said: 'We've missed you and are truly grateful for your continued love and support. With heartfelt thanks, we're opening our doors again – ready to welcome you back with warmth, comfort, and care. See you soon."
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