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The Kapil Sharma Show.

'The Kapil Sharma Show' is an Indian Hindi stand-up comedy and talk television series. The series normally revolves around Kapil Sharma, his team mates and with other high profile people around -usually with film actors and actresses.

Usually, I am not a big fan of this reality show which unnecessarily consumes my healthy times. But this time Sharma's reality show had completely stolen away my time and energy into huge laughter and fun. I must say, the show was down fully with myriads of inspirational messages.

The more interesting part of the show was to have a Chinese film Star Mr. Jackie Chan on the show which came as a big surprise to the audience.

Lost in the show I have found Mr. Chan was no less interesting, talented and fun loving person than the host himself. Mr. Chan to whom I have always seen as my Hero is also a person of inspirational package. The strong message he had left was – ‘be focus and work hard,' whatever maybe the job as reward will follow your footsteps in generations to come. 

And the big surprise came when Jackie Chan questioned Mr. Sharma on whether he had ever expected him on to be in his show one day or not, where Sharma had to remain silent and guilty. However, the bigger crowd roared when Mr. Chan assured Mr. Sharma about the "Oscar Award’"might follow him one day if he continues to work harder with the show and make people happy globally.

Bhutan Show!

We in Bhutan have many, many miles to go to catch-up such healthy television series but we must also need to understand the urgency of such shows with the change in generation. We must look this show for more inspiration and means to develop our country's programs. Bhutan being a small land locked country with limited resources, need to understand the need to come up with such highly secured TV series rather than fully depending on imported programs, which is completely dangerous for country's sovereignty, stability and sustainability. I have seen almost 70% of national television programs end up out laying blank singing shows. It is time we must also build stronger reality shows than merely focusing on the repeated BBS1 and BBS2 programs.  


If anyone had missed this opportunity. It is not gone forever. You can always tune into YouTube or else you can stay tune on Sony TV 24/7. Otherwise, it is missed for forever.  And I am not responsible for it. 
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