Karan Deol hides face while talking about girlfriends, Sunny Deol says he did a lot of things ‘sharmate sharmate’

Sunny Deol said that he did a lot of things ‘sharmate sharmate (whilst being shy)’ when he was younger. Watch the promo for The Kapil Sharma Show here.

Sunny Deol will join his son Karan Deol on The Kapil Sharma Show this weekend. Karan will promote his next film, Velle, along with his co-stars Savant Singh Premi and Visshesh Tiwari. A teaser for the episode was shared online by Sony Entertainment Television.

Sunny Deol and Karan Deol on The Kapil Sharma Show.

In the video, Kapil Sharma asked to name three things that can be uprooted from the ground. Sunny mentioned carrots, radishes and cracked up when someone off-camera said ‘hand pump’. He famously pulled a hand pump out of the ground to fight villains in Gadar: Ek Prem Katha.

Karan was asked if he ever talked about his girlfriends with his father. When he said yes, Kapil wanted to know, “Aapne khud bataya hai jaa ke ya pakde gaye the (Did you tell him yourself or were you caught)?”

Sunny then said, “Mujhe itna pata nahi tha. Jab pata chala toh main…obviously hota hai na ki humari umar mein toh sharmate sharmate hi bohot kuch kar liya tha (I did not know so much. When I came to know… When we were younger, we did a lot of things whilst being shy),” leaving Kapil in splits.

On the show, Sunny also poked fun at his dancing style as he did the Yaara O Yaara step. “Isse achcha koi dance kar sakta hai (Can anyone dance better than this)?” he asked.

Krushna Abhishek cracked a joke about Archana Puran Singh when he congratulated her on her new film. When Kapil corrected him and said Karan, Savant and Visshesh’s film Velle was releasing, he replied, “Inse bada vella kaun hai (Who is more jobless than her)?”

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The promo also showed Karan trying his hand at hula-hooping, along with Savant and Visshesh, but failing miserably at it. Kapil, too, did not have much success at keeping the hoop up.