Kapil Sharma Impresses Fans With His Weight Loss: 'Bahut Patle Ho Gaye Ho'
Comedian-actor Kapil Sharma impressed everyone on Saturday morning when he took to his Instagram handle and dropped a new video of himself. In the clip, Kapil was seen jogging in the hills. He sported a black jacket with orange bottoms and a cap. With his headphones on, the comedian was seen running with full dedication as he also enjoyed listening to music.
In the caption of his post, Kapil wrote, 'Push harder, Nature has your back 🏔️ ☀️ 🌲 #mountains #gratitude." Check it out here:
However, soon after the video was shared, netizens noticed Kapil Sharma's fitness and praised the comedian for his weight loss journey. 'Good sir, bahut fit Ho Gaya ho aap," one of the fans wrote. 'Bhai ji good morning bahut patle hogye ho," added another.
Kapil Sharma's fitness journey also comes at a time when he is currently working on his next movie, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2. The film promises to be the ultimate shaadi-comedy, with Kapil's character now entangled in a multicultural marital mess. Starring Kapil Sharma and Manjot Singh, the film continues its signature blend of comedy, confusion, and chaos that made the original a fan favourite.
Directed by Anukalp Goswami, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 is produced by Ratan Jain, Ganesh Jain, and Abbas-Mustan under Venus Worldwide Entertainment in association with Abbas Mustan Film Production.
Previously, in an exclusive chat with News18, Kapil Sharma revealed that after Zwigato, he received a host of film offers that required him to play 'serious' roles. Talking about it, he told us, 'After the trailer of Zwigato released, I was offered nine films. And all these films were in the serious zone. But (it was evident that) many of those writers weren't serious about their own work (laughs)."
Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2's release date has not been announced as of now.
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