Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra and her husband, political figure Raghav Chadha, were scheduled to make an appearance on The Great Indian Kapil Show, a widely popular comedy program hosted by Kapil Sharma. The couple had even reached the set and participated in a photo session for the paparazzi, sparking excitement among fans and media.
However, the shoot was unexpectedly postponed following a medical emergency involving Raghav’s mother, Alka Chadha, who also happens to be Parineeti’s mother-in-law. According to an update shared by celebrity photographer Viral Bhayani, Alka Chadha suddenly took ill and had to be rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
In light of the situation, the show’s production team decided to call off the shoot as a gesture of empathy and respect for the family's crisis. The episode has not been scrapped permanently—plans are underway to reschedule the filming once Alka’s health improves and when Parineeti and Raghav are free to return to the set. The show’s crew is reportedly coordinating with the couple’s team to finalize a new date, keeping in mind Alka’s recovery and their availability.
Kapil Sharma Stays Committed Despite Personal Turmoil
Meanwhile, Kapil Sharma himself has been at the center of a different controversy. A shocking gunfire incident took place outside his café in Canada, causing a wave of concern among fans and leading to rumors that he might temporarily halt his professional engagements. Contrary to speculation, Kapil seems to have taken a determined stance. Rather than slowing down, he has continued with his planned projects and travel schedules. On July 19, he posted photos from Dubai, confirming that he had arrived there to begin shooting for his upcoming movie Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon 2.
Parineeti’s Current Projects
As for Parineeti Chopra, she was last featured in the musical biopic Amar Singh Chamkila alongside Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh. Her next appearance will be in a Netflix original web series, continuing her shift toward more versatile and content-rich storytelling in digital formats.
However, the shoot was unexpectedly postponed following a medical emergency involving Raghav’s mother, Alka Chadha, who also happens to be Parineeti’s mother-in-law. According to an update shared by celebrity photographer Viral Bhayani, Alka Chadha suddenly took ill and had to be rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
In light of the situation, the show’s production team decided to call off the shoot as a gesture of empathy and respect for the family's crisis. The episode has not been scrapped permanently—plans are underway to reschedule the filming once Alka’s health improves and when Parineeti and Raghav are free to return to the set. The show’s crew is reportedly coordinating with the couple’s team to finalize a new date, keeping in mind Alka’s recovery and their availability.
Kapil Sharma Stays Committed Despite Personal Turmoil
Meanwhile, Kapil Sharma himself has been at the center of a different controversy. A shocking gunfire incident took place outside his café in Canada, causing a wave of concern among fans and leading to rumors that he might temporarily halt his professional engagements. Contrary to speculation, Kapil seems to have taken a determined stance. Rather than slowing down, he has continued with his planned projects and travel schedules. On July 19, he posted photos from Dubai, confirming that he had arrived there to begin shooting for his upcoming movie Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon 2.
Parineeti’s Current Projects
As for Parineeti Chopra, she was last featured in the musical biopic Amar Singh Chamkila alongside Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh. Her next appearance will be in a Netflix original web series, continuing her shift toward more versatile and content-rich storytelling in digital formats.
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