Mumbai, October 23 (Udaipur Kiran): Comedian and actor Kapil Sharma is all set to make a grand comeback to the big screen with his signature humor and comic confusion in the much-awaited sequel ‘Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2’. The makers unveiled the film’s official poster and release date on Wednesday, sparking excitement among fans.
The first installment, ‘Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon’ (2015), directed by the popular duo Abbas-Mustan, was a huge hit with audiences. Kapil Sharma’s portrayal of a simple man hilariously trapped between four wives and a girlfriend had audiences in splits. Nearly a decade later, the beloved comedy franchise returns with a brand-new story and fresh chaos.
The newly released poster and teaser show Kapil surrounded by four brides, revealing the faces of the lead actresses for the first time. The sequel features a vibrant ensemble cast including Manjot Singh, Heera Varina, Tridha Choudhury, Parul Gulati, and Ayesha Khan.
The teaser, packed with Kapil’s trademark wit, promises double the confusion and four times the fun. It hints at another round of hilarious misunderstandings as Kapil’s character finds himself once again entangled in multiple marriages and comic situations.
The makers have officially confirmed that ‘Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2’ will release in cinemas on December 12, 2025, just ahead of the Christmas weekend, setting the stage for a strong box-office run.
Following the announcement, fans flooded social media with excitement, eager to see Kapil return to his classic comedy zone after showcasing his serious side in films like ‘Zwigato’. Known for his impeccable comic timing across television, OTT, and cinema, Kapil’s comeback to humor-driven entertainment has already created a buzz in the industry.
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