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Sunil Grover opens up on not attending The Kapil Sharma Show to promote Bharat, says 'Mera mann nahi kiya'


Ali Abbas Zafar's upcoming film Bharat has been in the limelight for quite some time now and has been making headlines since its inception. Be it for its unique star cast, or BTS photos, fans have been eagerly waiting to receive updates of the upcoming flick. The lead stars of the movie, Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif have left no stone unturned to promote Bharat. Recently, the duo made an appearance on The Kapil Sharma Show, that is bankrolled by the Tubelight actor's production house. 
While fans were delighted to see Salman and Katrina having fun on the sets of Kapil's show, they also expected to see Sunil Grover, who was not only a part of The Kapil Sharma Show but also played a pivotal role in the Salman Khan starrer. Revealing the reasons as to why Sunil did not make an appearance on Kapil's show, the actor told Bollywood Hungama, "Mera jaana kuch aisa zaruri bhi nai tha. Jis film mein Salman Khan hai, Katrina Kaif hai toh mukhe nahi lagta ki aapko promotion ke liye aur kisi element ki zarurat hai. Aur mera mann nahi kiya jaaneka toh mai nahi gaya (It was not necessary for me to go there because if you have Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif promoting a film, you don’t need any other element. Also, I did not feel like going there so I did not go.)"

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