The spat between Kapil Sharma and Sunil Grover is a story we all know. But didn’t we all secretly wish that they keep their differences aside and hug it out. Even actor Rishi Kapoor urged the duo for the same but Sunil’s response to him made it quite clear that he was in no mood to reconcile. Much to our disappointment, the comedian affirmed his stand during a press conference in Vadodara where he was doing a live show with singer Sunidhi Chauhan.
On asked whether he regrets not being on the show:
[quote]No regrets as such, because I am working non-stop. My mother never had to ask, ‘Beta, tu kaam par kyon nahin jaa raha hai?’ This break from television has given me a chance to do some serious live shows. I love the live synergy. Right now, as we speak I am in the middle of a performance in Baroda with Sunidhi Chauhan. The audiences’ response is overwhelming. Watching them, I know I wouldn’t have to sit at home even if I didn’t do television.[/quote]
Sunil Grover left the show just before it was to hit a century, but he believes experience counts and not numbers:
[quote]I was in 92 of those 100 episodes. And so what if I missed out my century by eight runs? If Sachin Tendulkar only thought of centuries he wouldn’t be the legend that he is. I don’t want to sound arrogant. I am happy I did those 92 episodes of the show. I carry beautiful memories of the experience. Now it’s time to move on.[/quote]
As he mentioned ‘now it’s time to move on’, everybody got curious about his future plans. What’s next? A new show?:
[quote]I won’t deny the fact that there are offers. Yes, I’ve been asked to do another show. But until I am contract-bound with Sony there is nothing else that I can talk about, let alone contemplate or accept. Once I am free to look at my options on television I will speak about the offers.[/quote]
Though it’s heartbreaking, but we wish both Kapil Sharma and Sunil Grover lots of love and laughter.
