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Colors smiles as comic artist Kapil Sharma and Yash Raj Films terminate 3-movie contract
MUMBAI: Confirming his commitment to the popular television show ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’, comic artist Kapil Sharma has decided not to pursue his movie career at this stage.
Sharma and Yash Raj Films (YRF) said Thursday they have mutually agreed to terminate their three-film contract signed in February this year.
Television viewers will thus rest assured that ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’ will go on. Recently, Sharma had pasted on his Facebook page and Twitter handle that the show would take a break in September, implying that he would take up his Bollywood assignments. Sharma was to act in three movies under the banner of Y-Films, YRF’s youth division.
Following the deal with YRF, Sharma wanted to convert his bi-weekly top rated show ‘Comedy Nights With Kapil’ into a weekly. Colors was not in agreement with this.
“Kapil is not going anywhere and the show will go on,” a source in Colors said.
The snapping of the deal with YRF means that ‘Bank Chor’, the first of the three films, would go on floors without Sharma.
Commenting on the termination of the deal, YRF business and creative head – Youth Films, Talent Management and Brand Partnerships Ashish Patil said: “We will look forward to working together in future when the time is right.” Colors smiles as comic artist Kapil Sharma and Yash Raj Films terminate 3-movie contract | TelevisionPost.com
MUMBAI: Confirming his commitment to the popular television show ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’, comic artist Kapil Sharma has decided not to pursue his movie career at this stage.
Sharma and Yash Raj Films (YRF) said Thursday they have mutually agreed to terminate their three-film contract signed in February this year.
Television viewers will thus rest assured that ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’ will go on. Recently, Sharma had pasted on his Facebook page and Twitter handle that the show would take a break in September, implying that he would take up his Bollywood assignments. Sharma was to act in three movies under the banner of Y-Films, YRF’s youth division.
Following the deal with YRF, Sharma wanted to convert his bi-weekly top rated show ‘Comedy Nights With Kapil’ into a weekly. Colors was not in agreement with this.
“Kapil is not going anywhere and the show will go on,” a source in Colors said.
The snapping of the deal with YRF means that ‘Bank Chor’, the first of the three films, would go on floors without Sharma.
Commenting on the termination of the deal, YRF business and creative head – Youth Films, Talent Management and Brand Partnerships Ashish Patil said: “We will look forward to working together in future when the time is right.” Colors smiles as comic artist Kapil Sharma and Yash Raj Films terminate 3-movie contract | TelevisionPost.com