Kapil Sharma Netflix Special I’m Not Done Yet currently streaming on the OTT platform has a funny interaction episode of him with former PM Dr. Manmohan Singh who he finds fun loving person. In the hour-long new stand-up special, the talk show personality recalls his humble beginnings, battle with mental health issues, and even run-ins with other famous people.
In the show Kapil Sharma recalled his first meeting with former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh. The two–who both belong from Amritsar–first met in 2019. The comedian revealed that both him and the former Prime Minister are alumni of the same college. The both studied at Hindu College in Amritsar.
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During the show, Kapil went on to recount his meeting with the Dr. Manmohan and how he discovered that even a man as powerful as him had to abide by certain restrictions.
Kapil Sharma recalled, “Once I had the good fortune of meeting Manmohan Singh ji. He is an intellectual statesman from my city Amritsar. When I first went to meet him, it was during the winters and he called for rewris (a type of sweet popular in north India). Doctor sahab (Manmohan Singh) grabbed a fistful and his wife stopped his hand, saying, ‘Doctor sahab, no! You are not allowed’. I started thinking, ‘This man has run the country for ten years. Ek saal ki ek rewri bhi pakdo. Dus rewriyan to khaane do unko (If we consider even one rewri per year, just let him eat ten rewris at least).”
Kapil then showed pictures from his meeting with the former PM, in which the two o for a picture, with Manmohan Singh looking slightly sombre. Kapil quipped, “This is from when his rewris were snatched away from him. Even now you can see, he has one rewri in each of his clenches fists.”
As the audience laughed and clapped, Kapil turned serious and showered some words of praise for the former PM. “But what a man. Large round of applause for Doctor sahab,” he said.
Kapil’s Netflix special has received positive reviews from critics as well as love from fans. Many have appreciated the comic for opening up about his struggles with mental health issues and alcoholism on such a big platform.