Actor-comedian Kapil Sharma is one of the most popular figures in the Indian entertainment Industry. Kapil has earned a distinguished identity as a standup comedian, television host, actor, dubbing artist and producer. He has come a long way since he rose to fame after winning the stand-up comedy reality show, 'The Great Indian Laughter Challenge' season 3 in 2007. He also won seasons of the show 'Comedy Circus'. Moreover, he has proved his mettle as a singer.
Comedy Nights With Kapil and The Kapil Sharma Show are the most popular shows of the actor-comedian with which his popularity sprawled overseas. He continues to win the hearts of his audience with his impeccable comic timing.
Well, there is a popular quote in Hindi 'Waqt Sabka Badalta Hai' which translates to 'Time Changes for Everyone'. The phrase means bad times will turn into good times at the right time. And this applies to Kapil Sharma.
Currently, Kapil is a popular figure in the Indian cine industry. His fans are quite aware of Kapil's journey to achieving stardom and his previous life struggles.
Kapil has worked in movies like Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon, Firangi and Zwigato as the lead actor. Recently, he was also seen in Crew in a cameo. However, very less people are aware that a young Kapil worked as a supporting actor in a Punjabi music video, starring Gurpreet Ghuggi in the lead.
In the video, Kapil as a supporting actor can be seen with his friend Chandan Prabhakar. While Gurpreet is seen sitting on a horse as a groom, Kapil, Chandan and another actor can be seen dressed as instrument players of a baraat band.
Well, when this music video was released, Gurpreet was a popular face in the industry as he had already appeared in different movies and TV shows. However, Kapil and Chandan were yet to achieve the popularity which they enjoy now.
However, things have changed quite a lot now. Many might not be remembering Gurpreet, but Kapil and Chandan have become household names.
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The old video resurfaced on social media recently triggering a nostalgic moment for netizens. Shared on Facebook by Harpreet Singh, the video has been viewed over 2 million times and massively liked.