Netflix is bringing back ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ with its fifth season. The new season will premiere on September 26, with new episodes releasing every Saturday at 8 PM on Netflix.
According to an official announcement by Netflix today, season 5 will be led by Kapil Sharma, along with Sunil Grover, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, Archana Puran Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu. The show is returning after a six-month gap and will be part of Netflix’s festive entertainment lineup.
The new season will come with the theme ‘Hasi Ka Tyo-haha-har’ and will bring comedy and entertainment during the festive season. The show will feature celebrity guests, newsmakers and personalities from different fields.
Viewers can expect celebrity conversations, comedy sketches, fun moments, playful roasting and unexpected interactions between Kapil Sharma and his guests. Netflix has also promised fresh moments and surprises in the new season.
Kapil Sharma said that the team is happy to return with another season and thanked audiences around the world for their support. He also said that the new season will celebrate festivals such as Diwali and Christmas with comedy and entertainment.
Netflix Series Head Tanya Bami said the show has become a family entertainment programme for audiences of different age groups. She added that the fifth season will bring fresh guests, new moments and more comedy.
‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ Season 5 will premiere on September 26, with new episodes releasing every Saturday at 8 PM, exclusively on Netflix.
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