Why Sunil Grover Agreed To Do Super Night With Tubelight (Because, Salman Khan)

New Delhi: Ace comedian Sunil Grover is all set to entertain the audiences with a special show, on which Salman Khan will promote his upcoming film Tubelight. The show, titled Super Night With Tubelight, will be aired on Sony, which currently telecasts The Kapil Sharma Show. Sunil Grover, who will feature as Dr Mashoor Gulati and Rinku Bhabhi, says that he agreed to do the show for the channel only for Salman, reports DNA. "I came back to Sony only for a very special person, Salman Khan. It's a special show dedicated to his new film Tubelight," Mr Grover, 39, said. The episode is slated to be aired over the weekend.

Salman Khan and his brother Sohail, who is also a part of Tubelight, shot for the episode recently. Ali Asgar, Sugandha Mishra and Sanket Bhosale, Sunil Grover's former co-stars, have also collaborated with the comedian for Super Night With Tubelight.

Here are some pictures from the sets of Super Night With Tubelight.
  
Of the show, Sanket Bhosale told mid-day, "We had a lot of fun shooting for it. Although I can't reveal much, I can say that Salman bhai was really amazed and surprised by our gags. He was rolling with laughter and he complimented us by saying that our comedy was not offensive."

In March, Kapil Sharma, allegedly drunk, was accused of hitting Sunil Grover with a shoe on a flight to India from Melbourne. He was also involved in an alleged fight with his other castmates. Soon, Sunil Grover quit the show and refused to return even after Kapil Sharma apologised on Twitter. His Co-stars Ali Asgar and Chandan Prabhakar also left The Kapil Sharma Show at the same time.

Meanwhile, just a couple of days ago, Ali Asgar, who played Pushpa Nani on The Kapil Sharma Show, revealed that he quit the series due to 'creative differences.' "We worked there for the longest period of time, but after a certain point, there was a time when I felt that I should move from the show because I had creative differences with Kapil and his team. My character wasn't going anywhere and it was becoming stagnant and I felt there was no scope for creative improvement," he told news agency IANS.

Sunil Grover might reportedly collaborate with Krushna Abhishek, who has also worked with Kapil Sharma previously, for a new comedy show.