KKKPK 2 Exposes Kapil Sharma’s Box Office Potential

Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon 2 released last weekend, and the numbers leave little room for comfort. You see the shock clearly for the makers and Kapil Sharma. The film follows Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon from 2015, which marked his big screen debut.

The first film earned around ₹24 crore net and itself failed to impress many viewers. You now watch the team repeat the same multiple wives trope, without improving writing or tone. The result feels weaker and more dated.

In 2025, films that openly objectify women invite strong pushback. Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon 2 does not hide its intent and quickly became a target for netizens. You see social media filled with criticism, not defence.

Dhurandhar may be dominating the box office, but this film aimed at a different audience. The real embarrassment is the first weekend total of ₹7.75 crore. You remember the first film made ₹7.6 crore on day one alone.

The message from viewers is blunt. You see little interest in Kapil Sharma’s film career right now. Many are openly telling him to refocus on his comedy show, which itself struggles with falling viewership.