Navjot Singh Sidhu was asked to leave the show after he made some political remarks related to the Pulwama attacks earlier this year. After his remarks, the social media was outraged and several campaigns were seen with #BoycottSidhu. Archana was roped in as his replacement. She has filled the role in the past, as well, when Sidhu was taken ill.

Almost after two years of the infamous fight between Kapil Sharma and Sunil Grover, the former has spoken in detail about the fiasco on Arbaaz Khan's chat show pinch.

Kapil Sharma on Arbaaz Khan's show said, “Ali bhai ko mai block karna chahunga kyuki mujhe samajh hi nahi aya wo gae kyu? (I want to block Ali bhai as I did not understand why he left).”

Archana Puran Singh shared a selfie with comedian Kapil Sharma, confirming that she has replaced Navjot Singh Sindhu on the show after latter's comment on the Pulwama attack. She captioned the picture as 'celebrating old association and new beginnings.'

The Kapil Sharma Show finds one or the other reason to stay in the news, recently, it made headlines for Navjot Singh Sidhu's remark on Pulwama attack. Now, fresh reports have emerged claiming that Sunil Grover will be returning on the show with producer Salman Khan.

Following Navjot Singh Sidhu's controversial comment on Pulwama terror attack, producer of 'The Kapil Sharma Show', Salman Khan asked Sidhu to step down from his production. #BoycottKapilSharmaShow started trending soon after Sidhu's comments on Pulwama blast and a source close to the comedy show confirmed that Sidhu has been sacked.

Indian comedian Kapil Sharma said he supports government's decision on Pulwama attack, but not convinced with a decision to ban Navjot Singh Sidhu.

After marrying his lady love Ginni Chatrath in December, comedian-actor Kapil Sharma hosted a reception here. It was attended by celebrities like Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, Mika Singh, Daler Mehndi and Sohail Khan.

Comedian Kapil Sharma, who had landed himself into controversy two years back against the government, has finally apologised to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his TV show – The Kapil Sharma Show.

No, the statement has nothing to do with politics not it is a sarcastic comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Instead, it is something comedian Kapil Sharma believes about him.