Ahead
of
his
comedy
special’s
premiere
on
Netflix,
Kapil
Sharma
spoke
at
length
about
his
initial
struggle
in
Mumbai.
The
actor
opened
up
about
all
kinds
of
career
options
he
explored
before
landing
his
feet
in
comedy.
In
a
candid
conversation
with
IANS,
the
comedian
shared,
“I
had
no
plan
as
such.
People
will
laugh
if
I
tell
them
how
I
started.
Maine
pehle
BSF
ke
liye
try
ki,
fir
army
mein
gaya
(I
first
tried
in
BSF
and
then
army),
my
father
and
uncles
were
part
of
the
police
force.
But
Papa
kaafi
musicians
ko
jante
the
and
ended
up
introducing
me
to
them
(my
father
knew
many
musicians
and
ended
up
introducing
me
to
them.)
He
wanted
me
to
do
something
big
or
maybe
creative
in
life."
Kapil
also
recalled
his
first
time
in
Mumbai
and
said
that
he
had
visited
the
city
with
his
friends.
He
further
shared,
“We
would
roam
around
Juhu
Beach
looking
out
for
directors
as
if
they
had
nothing
better
to
do
in
life.
From
then
to
now
-
things
have
changed
so
much.
That's
Mumbai,
that's
what
it
does.
It
gives
scooterwalas
like
me
an
opportunity
to
stand
on
a
stage
and
entertain
people."
Kapil
went
down
memory
lane
and
remembered
that
when
he
was
very
new
in
Mumbai,
he
was
unaware
of
what
was
coming
his
way,
making
his
way
through
the
bustling
streets
of
Mumbai,
only
dreaming
of
being
where
he
is
now.
The
star
comedian’s
stand
up
special
titled
Kapil
Sharma:
I'm
Not
Done
Yet
will
premiere
on
January
28
on
Netflix.
Meanwhile,
producer
Mahaveer
Jain
has
announced
a
delightful
film
on
the
life
of
the
comedy
king
titled
Funkaar.
Kapil’s
biopic
will
be
helmed
by
Fukrey
fame
Mrighdeep
Singh
Lamba.