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Will Kapil Sharma make a fiction show?

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 02 Jun, 2014 12:58 PM

From comedy to singing, acting, producing and composing -- popular stand-up comedian Kapil Sharma has done it all. But if you ask him about trying his hands at fiction, he shows no interest.

However, he does not rule out making a fiction-based show or being part of this some day in the future.

"I have no interest in fiction because from the beginning I have been doing live shows, performing in front of the audience," Kapil said here at the on-location shoot of the daily soap "Sasural Simar Ka".

Here, he shot a special sequence for the show, where he will be seen judging the grand finale of the competition "Bahu No.1".

"I am not comfortable with fiction, but you never know about future," he added.

Meanwhile, Kapil is set to make his big screen debut with Yash Raj Films' "Bank-Chor", set to go on floors soon.

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