Navjot Singh Sidhu breaks his silence on leaving Kapil Sharma Show

The pairing of comedians Kapil and Navjot Singh Sidhu has been quite famous on The Kapil Sharma Show. However, former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu suddenly left the show 5 years ago and was replaced by Archana Puran Singh. Now Navjot Singh Sidhu has spoken openly about this. Although it was widely believed that the reason for his leaving the show was his comments on the Pulwama terror attack, now Sidhu has indicated that his reasons were more complex.

Navjot Singh Sidhu told the reason for leaving the show

In fact, during his latest interview, Navjot Singh Sidhu shared his memories of working with Kapil Sharma and discussed his long-standing association with the comedian. Navjot Singh Sidhu revealed that he has been associated with various versions of Kapil's show since the beginning, when Kapil first gained recognition with The Great Indian Laughter Challenge. Reflecting on his experiences, he described The Kapil Sharma Show as a "bouquet created by God", where every member contributed to its unique charm. He recalled how everything "fell right" when Kapil approached him to join the show after Sidhu's stint in Bigg Boss.

Kapil is a genius- Navjot Singh Sidhu

When Navjot Singh Sidhu was directly asked about his resignation, he said that political reasons were the main reason behind his resignation, although he refused to give more information about it. He said, "There were political reasons which I do not want to talk about. There were other reasons and the bouquet broke. I wish that the bouquet gets joined again the way it was. I will be the first one to start it. His show is still going very well. Kapil is a genius."

Navjot Singh Sidhu said this

After Navjot Singh Sidhu's controversial remarks on the Pulwama terror attack, there was a lot of public criticism, due to which the channel replaced him with Archana Puran Singh. In 2019, soon after the Pulwama attacks, Sidhu had said, "Nations cannot be held responsible for the cowardly acts of terrorists. Terrorists have no deen, mazhab (sect and religion). There are good, bad and ugly. Every institution has them. Every country has them. The ugly ones should be punished. But individuals cannot be blamed for cowardly acts."

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