Kapil reacts on protest 'Nurses might have had some misunderstanding'

 Kapil reacts on protest 'Nurses might have had some misunderstanding'

Humorist on-screen character Kapil Sharma, who arrived in a bad position for the disputable depiction of medical caretakers in his show "The Kapil Sharma Show", says the nonconformists may have made them misconstrue and that the show doesn't have any expectations to hurt anybody. Whenever inquired as to whether characters dressed as medical attendants will even now be a piece of his show after the debate,Kapil said, “Definitely, they will still be seen. I feel that some people might have had some misunderstanding, and it happens sometimes… They love us and watch the show, that’s why they might have thought that way.”

“We are a part of a show and just doing comedy with that character. And we don’t have any intentions to hurt anyone purposely.”

Kapil addressed the media on the sidelines of the shoot of his late appear, which included artist Mika Singh, cricketer Chris Gayle and vocalist Kanika Kapoor. Medical attendants from Amritsar, Kapil's origination and the voting demographic of Navjot Singh Sidhu, have enrolled a grievance at a police headquarters asserting that the show has disparaged their calling by typifying them. They held challenges, smoldered his representation, and mean to hold up a maligning body of evidence against him. While Rochelle Rao plays a "hot" medical caretaker, Kiku Sharda plays an "overweight" attendant, in certain demonstrations of the appear.

Kapil added, “Our intention with whatever we do is to bring a smile on your face. If we are playing with any character, it is only for that particular character, not for the whole community. “If I joke with Sidhu paaji, it doesn’t mean that I’m joking with the whole Sikh community. If I’m joking with Sunil (Grover), it doesn’t mean I’m saying anything to the doctor community, I’m talking about that particular character.”