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Introduction
Get ready for a dose of South Indian stardom as the cast of the new mythological epic, “Mirai,” is all set to make a grand and hilarious debut on “The Great Indian Kapil Show.” In an episode promising non-stop laughter, stars Teja Sajja, Ritika Nayak, Shriya Saran, and Jagapathi Babu will join host Kapil Sharma. A fun-filled promo reveals that despite the language barrier, the stars get along like a house on fire, sharing witty anecdotes and even attempting Rajnikanth’s iconic dance moves.
Key Takeaways: Highlights from the Episode
- Who: The cast of the new film “Mirai”—Teja Sajja, Ritika Nayak, Shriya Saran, and Jagapathi Babu.
- When to Watch: The new episode airs this Saturday, September 13, at 8 PM, only on Netflix.
- Shriya Saran’s Love Story: The actress shares the hilarious and romantic story of how she met her husband after booking a wrong flight in the wrong month.
- Jagapathi Babu on Politics: The veteran actor gives a witty reply when asked about joining politics, joking that he’ll become a hero because there are bigger villains in politics.
- Fun Moments: The cast is seen pulling each other’s legs and attempting to dance like the legendary Rajnikanth.
A House on Fire Despite Language Barriers
The promo for the upcoming episode, shared on Instagram, promises “laughter ki guarantee” as the Telugu superstars take the stage. One of the key highlights is how the cast and host Kapil Sharma overcome the language barrier—Kapil not knowing Telugu—with pure comedic timing and camaraderie.
The stars are seen in their element, pulling each other’s legs and creating a fun, light-hearted atmosphere. The segment where the entire cast attempts to replicate the iconic dance steps of superstar Rajnikanth is set to be a major highlight.
Shriya Saran’s Serendipitous Love Story
In a personal and amusing anecdote, RRR star Shriya Saran shared the story of her first meeting with her husband, Andrei Koscheev.
“I had booked the wrong flight in the wrong month and ended up alone on a cruise to the south of Maldives, and that’s where I met Andrei,” she revealed. “We knew nothing about each other, but somehow we started going on dives together and that’s how it all began.”
She humorously added that the first of her films he ever watched was the thriller “Drishyam,” which left him completely scared of her.
Jagapathi Babu’s Witty Take on Politics
Veteran actor Jagapathi Babu, who plays the character of Angama Bali in “Mirai,” was in top form with his witty replies. When Kapil Sharma asked if he had any plans to join politics like many other South Indian superstars, the actor, known for his villainous roles, had a brilliant comeback.
“I’ve always played a villain till now, but if I join politics, I’ll be the hero because wahaan toh aur bhi zyada villains hai (there are even bigger villains there),” he quipped, leaving everyone in splits.
Promoting the Mythological Epic “Mirai”
The cast appeared on the show to promote their new film, “Mirai.” The movie, which has received a positive 4/5 star review, sees Teja Sajja as a warrior who must protect nine sacred scriptures of Emperor Ashoka from a villainous group called The Black Sword.
Conclusion
The upcoming episode of “The Great Indian Kapil Show” with the Mirai cast promises to be a blockbuster entertainer. With hilarious interactions, witty comebacks, and personal stories, the episode is the perfect blend of movie promotion and classic Kapil Sharma comedy. Don’t miss this fun-filled cross-cultural exchange this Saturday night.
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Sources:
- Netflix India: For the official promo and episode details.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which stars from the movie “Mirai” are appearing on Kapil Sharma’s show?
The main cast, including Teja Sajja, Ritika Nayak, Shriya Saran, and Jagapathi Babu, will be on the show.
When can I watch this episode?
The new episode of “The Great Indian Kapil Show” featuring the Mirai cast will be available for streaming on Netflix this Saturday, September 13, at 8 PM.
