Kapil Sharma brags about his ‘international’ fan base and shares a fan experience on Instagram. Check photos
Kapil Sharma posted a fan moment on his social media account. He displayed his international fan base and is appeared to be in good spirits
Kapil Sharma posted a ‘fan moment’ on Instagram. He has a large fan base not only in India but also internationally. He shared photos with one of his ‘international’ fans, who took selfies with him. As he posed with his admirer, he was all grins. Many of his admirers then did a ‘post ka postmortem,’ similar to the part on The Kapil Sharma Show in his most recent post.
Kapil wore a cargo print jacket with black pants in the photos. For her day, he wore unique sunglasses and white sneakers. His admirer was dressed in a white shirt, a leather jacket, and blue jeans. She held her phone up to her face and took selfies with Kapil. As the two stood on a street in front of a cafe, Kapil kept a smile on his face and his hands inside his jacket pockets. His fan gave him a radiant smile.
Kapil captioned the photos on Instagram, “Come on baby, I have some international fans.” He used the hashtag ‘Zwigato’. “You have fans all over the world, my brother (red heart emoji),” actor-model Mahhi Vij said.
Many fans responded to the post with hilarious messages, with one asking, “English teacher pe line maar rahe ho kya Kapil Sharma?” Another fan said, “Lady se zayda Kapil sir khush ho rhe hai (Kapil appears happier than the woman).” “Ye toh aap hi jaante ho ye mohtarama aapke saath photo le rhi hai ya aap iske saath,” another fan wrote. “You are an international personality,” a fan said.
Kapil’s first single, Alone, with Guru Randhawa, was released on Thursday. It starred Yogita Bihani from Vikram Vedha. Guru performed the song alongside Kapil. Fans appreciated Kapil’s voice.
Kapil will be seen in Zwigato, which will be released in theaters on March 17. Nandita Das directed the film, which is set in Bhubaneswar, and follows the journey of a food delivery person as she explores the world of the gig economy. Last September, Zwigato had its world premiere at the 47th Toronto International Film Festival, followed by an Asian premiere at the 27th Busan International Film Festival.
