Kapil Sharma on Troll accusing him of drug abuse and Sunil Grover controversy

The comedic actor Kapil Sharma was invited to a recent episode of Arbaaz Khan's talk show Pinch where he reacted to the trolls, particularly to the one who accused him of addiction. Kapil Sharma's answer was simple and straightforward: "I've never used drugs in my life, for your kind information," he said, adding that trolls are just the ones behind them social media accounts to publish derogatory comments: "people who do not even write their names correctly." " Sharabi hai … leta hai Kapil ", reads part of the comment mentioned above. Last year, Kapil Sharma admitted that he was prone to alcoholism and that he was battling depression during a rehab.

The popularity of Kapil Sharma fell after his quarrel with his former colleague Sunil Grover, but he made a comeback with the second season of his very popular film . ] The show of Kapil Sharma whose first season was interrupted because of a bad note.

Meanwhile, during Arbaaz's show, Kapil Sharma also briefly touched on his break with Sunil Grover and said, "I was asked why I did not take it on my show. When I said that I had actually asked him the question, he went on to say that I did not do it. It was perhaps a misunderstanding while I wanted it to be in the series. But then, angry, I ended up saying that he did not really want to participate and so tell all that to people. I like Sunil Grover a lot. "

In the show, Kapil Sharma also responded to the hateful tweets that described the actor-comedian's show as" bakwas comedy ", accused of being" arrogant "and commenting on his incomes spoke about his viral tweets to Prime Minister Narendra Modi who had stormed the Internet

Kapil Sharma married his longtime girlfriend, Ginni Chatrath, in December and hosted two wedding receptions. [19659007] Check out the latest election news, live updates and election calendar for Lok Sabha Elections 2019 on ndtv.com/elections, follow us on Facebook or follow us us on on Twitter and on Instagram for the latest news from each of the 543 seats in Parliament for the 2019 Indian general elections.