Even though comedian kapil sharma takes humour seriously, he was never considered for a serious part. But renowned actress and director nanditha Das has done the inconceivable by giving him the major role in her most recent movie, "Zwigato," which is already gaining notice on a global scale. A group of international TV hosts interviewed Kapil and nanditha after the movie's premiere at the Toronto international Film festival, and the movie is now scheduled to have a special screening at the Busan international Film festival as well.
The movie deals with the story of food delivery boys whose life rests not on the fact that they are feeding busy people but more on the stars and ratings the clients give them. The movie's trailer earned raving reviews in india as well. Without a doubt, Nanditha's moniker for Zwigato, which combines swiggy with Zomato, gives away what kind of content she would be delivering.
Particularly because kapil sharma is known for his constant roast humour and outrageous comedy, his earlier movies like Firangi also built out a niche in this way. However, in this situation, one could see more of his acting abilities as he let go of all his inhibitions and transformed into an actor who excels at drama rather than a comedian whose success depends solely on one-liners and conversation timing. It would be interesting to see if the movie wins further accolades and awards at these film festivals, as well as how it performs at the indian box office.
The movie deals with the story of food delivery boys whose life rests not on the fact that they are feeding busy people but more on the stars and ratings the clients give them. The movie's trailer earned raving reviews in india as well. Without a doubt, Nanditha's moniker for Zwigato, which combines swiggy with Zomato, gives away what kind of content she would be delivering.
Particularly because kapil sharma is known for his constant roast humour and outrageous comedy, his earlier movies like Firangi also built out a niche in this way. However, in this situation, one could see more of his acting abilities as he let go of all his inhibitions and transformed into an actor who excels at drama rather than a comedian whose success depends solely on one-liners and conversation timing. It would be interesting to see if the movie wins further accolades and awards at these film festivals, as well as how it performs at the indian box office.
