‘Kapil Sharma's show is the worst in the history of India’, says FIR writer Amit Aaryan: ‘Just spreading dirt’

Writer Amit Aaryan has called out comedian Kapil Sharma and his show for its vulgar jokes. The second season of The Great Indian Kapil Show recently premiered.

Kapil Sharma has been a fixture on the small screen for over a decade. Now, FIR writer Amit Aaryan has lashed out at the comedian and his Sony TV show for its vulgar jokes and said that The Kapil Sharma Show is “the worst show in the history of Indian comedy.”(Also read: Mukesh Khanna lashes out at Kapil Sharma for skit on Shaktimaan; explains why he called him ‘uncultured’)

What the writer said

FIR writer slams Kapil Sharma's show

In a recent interview with Digital Commentary, Amit Aaryan said, “I will make a statement it might sound controversial, but I have the right to say this because I am more experienced than Kapil Sharma, Kiku Sharda, and Krushna Abhishek…and The Kapil Sharma show is the worst show in the history of Indian comedy. The men are dressed as women and these characters always talk below the belt… Women are supposed to be respected but look at how Krushna Abhishek’s character Sapna and how she only says below the belt stuff.”

He went on to add, “If you watch Kapil Sharma’s show carefully, it’s not because of him who is running the show, but the other supporting characters. He even released a show on Netflix, Kapil Sharma: I Am Not Done Yet. Nobody watched that show, because nobody was interested in what he had to say. The point is that all these people are just spreading dirt and it reaches our households. You call someone fat and ugly and people laugh… Everything gets a rating nowadays.”

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