Netflix has officially confirmed that The Great Indian Kapil Show will return for its fifth season, extending its successful partnership with comedian Kapil Sharma and his beloved ensemble cast. After four widely watched seasons, the show is set to once again bring its signature blend of humour, celebrity banter and spontaneous comedy to audiences in India and across the globe.
The core cast will be back in action, with Kapil Sharma, Archana Puran Singh, Navjot Singh Siddhu, Sunil Grover, Krushna Abhishek, and Kiku Sharda reprising their roles. The team has expressed enthusiasm about continuing the show’s legacy while injecting fresh energy and new moments into the upcoming season.
In an official statement, the makers shared their excitement about the renewed collaboration with Netflix. “The Great Indian Kapil Show has always been about laughter that brings people together across ages and moments,” the statement read. Reflecting on the journey so far, the team noted that the association with Netflix has allowed the show to evolve while staying true to its core values of warmth, spontaneity and joy.
“With a brand-new season on the way, the TGIKS parivaar is excited to bring back its signature humour, fresh energy and even more unforgettable conversations,” the statement added. The team also acknowledged Netflix’s role in taking Indian humour to a global audience, expressing gratitude for the trust, collaboration and continued support.
The Great Indian Kapil Show is known for its lively mix of celebrity interviews, comedy sketches and audience interaction, a format that has resonated strongly with viewers. Over the years, the show has become a staple in Indian households and has also found an international fanbase through Netflix. Season 5 is expected to retain the familiar structure while introducing new segments to keep the format fresh.
Meanwhile, a recent promo from the ongoing Season 4 featured actor Vijay Sethupathi, who appeared on the show alongside his Gandhi Talks co-stars Aditi Rao Hydari, Siddharth Jadhav, and music maestro A R Rahman. During the episode, Kapil Sharma revisited Sethupathi’s early career, leading to a candid and humorous exchange.
When asked about formal acting training, Sethupathi recalled working as an accountant for a theatre group before transitioning to the stage. Responding to Kapil’s question about his shift to acting, Sethupathi quipped, “Nahi, maine apna account dekha, paisa nahi tha toh kamane ka,” prompting laughter from the audience.
The episode also spotlighted Gandhi Talks, a drama directed by Kishor Pandurang Belekar and produced by Zee Studios, Kyoorius and Moviemill, adding depth to the light-hearted conversation.