Biopic to be made on Kapil Sharma, titled 'Funkaar'
What's the story
Just days after announcing his OTT debut, comedian and actor Kapil Sharma has another happy news for his fans.
A biopic is set to be made on the renowned comic, announced producer Mahaveer Jain on Friday.
The project will be helmed by filmmaker Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, who is known for his Fukrey series.
Moreover, the film has been named Funkaar.
Announcement
Lyca Productions will be the presenter
Jain announced the venture earlier today.
Thereafter, trade analyst and trusted source of entertainment news, Taran Adarsh shared details about Funkaar.
Alongside Jain as the producer, Subaskaran of Lyca Productions will present the venture.
News about the rest of the cast or crew members is not yet out.
A picture of Sharma with others, after the completion of some auspicious ceremony, was also shared.
Information
Details of how much Sharma's life gets included is doubtful
Now that a movie is being made on the The Kapil Sharma Show host, what aspects are going to feature in it?
The contents of the biopic are, at the moment, cloudy.
As per a source cited by Bollywood Hungama, "Details of how much of Kapil's story will be included are being guarded since revealing them will give out the plot."
Quotes
Sharma's 'untold story' will be presented 'in a big way'
Speaking about the project, Jain said, "Billions of people get their daily dose of dopamine, courtesy [Sharma]."
"We're proud to present comedy super star [Sharma]'s untold story on big-screen, in a big way."
Starting with comedy reality shows, Sharma came out to be one of the most popular comedians in our country, thus his biopic is expected to be pretty interesting.
Upcoming
His Netflix special is dropping this month
Of course, the biopic will take some time to materialize.
Before that, we will get more of Sharma through his Netflix special stand-up.
Announced officially online last week, the special, Kapil Sharma: I'm not done yet, is releasing on January 28 and it will feature comedy performances and songs.
As the title suggests, Sharma certainly seems to have a lot more to do/show.