Web Live News

It was one of the segments involving Kiku Sharda and Krushna Abhishek that left a section of social media users unhappy.

‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ has been one of the few programs that resumed shooting amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and began airing new episodes that have kept the audience entertained during the weekends.

While very few celebs are going ahead board to advance their movies, the show has been welcoming visitors going from veteran entertainers, overlooked stars, BR Chopra’s ‘Mahabharat’ cast among others.

As of late, movie producer Anubhav Sinha and entertainer Manoj Bajpayee went ahead the talk show to advance their music video ‘Bambai Main Ka Ba’.

Nonetheless, it was one of the portions including Kiku Sharda and Krushna Abhishek that left a segment of online media clients despondent.

The pair partook in a spoof sketch which included Republic TV manager Arnab Goswami.

They included parts where Goswami got down on Salman Khan and requested that he make some noise over the supposed Bollywood drug nexus, and his viral ‘Mujhe Drugs Do’ bluster.

For those unversed ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ is created by Salman Khan.

This launched a pattern on Twitter with a segment of netizens boycotting the show.

Here are a few responses on the microblogging webpage.

BoycottKapilSharmaShow @KapilSharmaK9 Arnab goswami is being savaged by these individuals since this show is controlled by @BeingSalmanKhan ,and arnab goswami is uncovering all the drugist related with the Bollywood mafia ,and he is the sardar of Bollywood mafia. #SSRWarriors pic.twitter.com/f6MXXwxjkC

— Bubai Poddar (@poddar_bubai) October 5, 2020

Bollywood whiz Salman Khan has been getting consistent fire for his supposed association in Sushant Singh Rajput’s passing case.

Notwithstanding its way that none has been demonstrated, SSR fans have estimated that Khan’s impact in the business has crushed the profession of many, and Rajput might have been one of the people in question.

In the interim, SSR fans and his relatives have upheld Republic TV and its writers for attempting to ‘uncover’ Bollywood’s supposed contribution for the situation including the medication point which is being examined by the Narcotics Control Bureau.