The fourth season of The Great Indian Kapil Show continues to deliver weekly doses of laughter and heartwarming moments. Following a successful episode with Bollywood stars Ananya Panday and Kartik Aaryan, the latest installment turned the spotlight on the vibrant world of Bhojpuri cinema. Host Kapil Sharma welcomed a powerhouse trio: the charismatic Manoj Tiwari, the ever-popular Dinesh Lal Yadav (Nirahua), and the dynamic Pawan Singh.
Revelations of Humble Beginnings and Life Lessons
The episode was a beautiful blend of humour and humility as the stars opened up about their lives before fame. Pawan Singh shared a poignant memory from his childhood, revealing that at just five years old, he would wait at weddings in his village hoping to get a meal. This stark admission highlighted the struggles many artists face on their path to success.
In a moment that resonated deeply, Manoj Tiwari offered a powerful life lesson. He spoke about his own past, stating, "Main bhi driver raha hoon apni zindagi mein. Maine teen saal driving karke padhayi ki hai." He urged people not to look down upon any profession, adding a philosophical note that if you consider work to be small, one day that work will make you feel small in return.
Hilarious Anecdotes and On-Stage Energy
The fun truly began with a shocking yet hilarious revelation from Dinesh Lal Yadav about Manoj Tiwari. He disclosed that all of Tiwari's drivers are named after his co-stars—Ravi, Pawan, and Dinesh. This quirky fact left the audience in stitches.
The comedy peaked when Nirahua recounted a funny story about film casting. He recalled how he and Pawan Singh once approached Manoj Tiwari, anxious about being typecast as villains in a project. Tiwari's solution was direct and classic. He immediately called the director and said, "Pawan itna achha gaata hai, usse gaana gavao. Nirahua ko guest appearance kara do. Villain chahiye? Woh Ravi Kishan se kara lo." This witty remark had Kapil Sharma, judges Archana Puran Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu, and the entire audience roaring with laughter.
Sunil Grover's Throwback and Unforgettable Entertainment
Adding another layer to the episode's theme of journeys, comedian Sunil Grover shared a throwback about his own early days. He revealed that before becoming the beloved character 'Gutthi', he used to earn just Rs 500 per month, putting into perspective the hard work behind his success.
True to their reputation, the Bhojpuri superstars kept the energy high throughout the show. Their candid nature, coupled with energetic dance performances on popular Bhojpuri tracks, ensured viewers were thoroughly entertained from start to finish. The episode successfully showcased the stars' relatable personalities, their gratitude, and the sheer joy they bring to their fans.
