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Zwigato trailer launch: Kapil Sharma, the popular stand-up comedian and actor, is excited about the release of his upcoming film Zwigato, where he plays the role of a delivery agent named Manas. At the trailer launch event in Mumbai, Kapil Sharma expressed his satisfaction with his performance and talked about the movie's message. He stated that he would be content if his character is appreciated by the audience, regardless of his own recognition. The film's story will elicit various emotions, including laughter, seriousness, and more, and it conveys the message that life is full of obstacles, but one must not stop and must keep moving forward.

Kapil Sharma’s Zwigato is about to hit the big screen. The much-awaited film stars Posting a reel where he can be seen riding a bike, the comedian wrote, “The most awaited order of the year is finally arriving! Zwigato. In Cinemas on 17th March. A heartwarming tale about a food delivery rider, starring Kapil Sharma and Shahana Goswami. Written and Directed by Nandita Das.” Earlier, ahead of the screening at the Busan Film Festival, Kapil Sharma dropped the international trailer of the film. He wrote, “After the successful world premiere at @tiff_net, Zwigato is all set to win hearts at Busan film fest. Here’s a sneak peek into the world of Zwigato, check out the International trailer here.” Nandita Das’ directorial Zwigato had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, Asian premiere at Busan International Film Festival, and Indian premiere at Kerala International Film Festival. Kapil Sharma Co-Star Tirthanand Rao Breaks Silence on Suicide Attempting: 'Had No Option Left' The trailer shows how after spotting a sign that reads, ‘Delivery boy not allowed to use lift,’ Kapil Sharma who works as a delivery executive is forced to take the stairs when he arrives at the location to deliver the order. In the movie, he and Shahnana Goswami, who plays his wife, fight to make ends meet. The film depicts how delivery executives struggle with the world of ratings and rewards while they meet our demands on time. Kapil Sharma is all set to make his mark in Read all the

The slice-of-life film is about an ex-factory floor manager who loses his job during the pandemic. Later, he finds work as a food delivery rider, where he has to contend with the world of ratings and rewards. In the opening scene of the trailer, Kapil Sharma enters an apartment carrying a tower of pizza boxes. After reading through a document that says delivery boys cannot use the elevator, he chooses to take the stairs. He walks into a home where a drunk man is spread out on a sofa. Kapil is shown as a complete family man. He finds it difficult to spend time with his wife, Shahana. Then, his wife takes up work in order to support their family. As an order gets cancelled, the trailer's final scene shows an irate Kapil smashing his phone. He says that the organisation expects him to chase incentives and be a good boy. Watch the trailer here: The movie is about how life is unrelenting, yet there are also moments of happiness that everyone shares. It depicts the lives of unnoticeable, unseen ordinary individuals. Kapil Sharma took to his Instagram and shared the trailer. His caption read, "After the successful world premiere at @tiff_net, Zwigato is all set to win hearts at @busanfilmfest. Here's a sneak peek into the world of Zwigato, check out the International trailer here." Also read:

Ace comedian and actor Kapil Sharma spoke about his upcoming film 'Zwigato' and the challenges of playing the role of a delivery boy. He also shared that the character had him realised how tough life is for delivery boys, and that he has become more empathetic towards them. He shared: "I understood how difficult the struggles of delivery boys can be, especially after doing this film. I remember once when my wife Ginni had ordered a cake, it got spoiled during the delivery process. The delivery boy assured her that he would bring a new cake to replace it in 15 minutes. Ginni came to me and told me about this and after finding out about the same, I became hesitant and stopped the delivery boy from going back to get a new cake." He added that sending the delivery boy back to bring a new cake may result in a deduction from his salary. "I was concerned that there might be a chance of his salary getting deducted if he did so. This movie made me realise the challenges that delivery boys face on a daily basis, and I have learned to appreciate their hard work and dedication even more. I am not saying tip them, but I am just saying that we can at least say a thank you with respect and that will make them happy." Kapil, who will be seen playing the role of a delivery boy in his upcoming film, 'Zwigato', shared further that it is important to understand that the delivery boys work day and night to serve others and they should be treated properly. He has learned a lot about the life of...

Kapil Sharma has left behind his popular comedian image and taken on the garbs of a hardworking delivery boy for filmmaker Nandita Das’ next. Titled ‘Zwigato’, the trailer features Kapil as an ex-floor manager of a factory who loses his job during the pandemic. He then works as a food delivery man, struggling for ratings and incentives. Kapil Sharma has left behind his popular comedian image and taken on the garbs of a hardworking delivery boy for filmmaker Nandita Das’ next. Titled ‘Zwigato’, the trailer features Kapil as an ex-floor manager of a factory who loses his job during the pandemic. He then works as a food delivery man, struggling for ratings and incentives. His serious look in the film is a far cry from Kapil Sharma's otherwise joyous avatar. To support his family income, Kapil Sharma’s wife, played by Shahana Goswami, begins to explore different work opportunities. All in all, ‘Zwigato’ narrates the story of the ordinary people and their tough life. ‘Zwigato’ premiered at The Toronto International Festival and will now be showcased at the The Busan International Film Festival. Interestingly, a biopic has been announced on the life of Kapil Sharma. The film is titled ‘Funkaar’ and it will be helmed by ‘Fukrey’ director Mrigdeep Singh Lamba. Speaking about the project, producer Mahaveer Jain had previously said in a statement, "Billions of people get their daily dose of dopamine, courtesy Kapil Sharma. We all need love, life and laughter. We are proud to present...

This well-cut nugget has no room for tears. Kapil’s Zwigato delivery boy delivers a performance that is keenly observant of reality: the languorous paunchy body language, the endless rounds on two-wheelers, handling difficult insulting customers at work , an invalid mother and two children at home…Kapil brings the entire force of destiny down on his character’s shoulder without making him a cry baby. There is a beautiful moment where Manas put his head on his ailing mother’s lap .His wife Pratima walks in, sees the mother and son together, a walks out quietly. This is my favourite moment in a film that otherwise doesn’t care to create ‘moments’ for the audience to get empathetic. The tone of narration is muted and matter-of-fact. Nandita seldom, if ever, plays for effect. Even when there is potential for sentimentality she avoids any dramatic highs to get our attention. Although the film is a little heavy with statistics and numbers on the unemployed ,to her credit, Nandita Das doesn’t allow a pall of gloom to descend on her narration. There are no lengthy dialogues or pumped-up polemics to prod our conscience.Throughout, the atmosphere is light and hopeful even in the darkest moments when Manas encounters the nastiest of customers.

Kapil Sharma, known for his comedic timing, is seen in a completely different avatar in the trailer of Zwigato. The trailer of the film, which recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, was released on Monday. The Also Read| Kapil Sharma shares pic with Nandita Das from 47th Toronto International Film Festival Kapil Sharma as a delivery boy in a still from Zwigato trailer. The 1.39-minute-long video started with Kapil arriving at a high-end apartment with a stack of pizza boxes, taking the stairs after reading a memo that delivery boys are not allowed to use the lift, to find a lone drunk man. The actor is seen as a family man, father to a daughter and a son, starting his day on a positive note despite snarky comments from his son. He is also struggling to spend some quality time with his wife, played by Things start getting more complicated for the family as Shahana takes up a job to support them. The pain of labour class is also portrayed as a man runs behind Kapil on his bike to ask if he can do deliveries on a cycle. Reading a pamphlet that said, 'He's a labourer, that's why he's helpless,' he responds, 'Or maybe he's helpless, that's why he's a labourer'. Toward the end, a frustrated Kapil slams his phone as an order is cancelled. In a conversation with his wife, he notes that the management wants him to run after incentives, never complain, and be a good boy. As per the official synopsis of Zwigato, "the film is about an ex-floor manager of a fact...

Kapil Sharma, known for his comedic timing, is seen in a completely different avatar in the trailer of Zwigato. The trailer of the film, which recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, was released on Monday. The Also Read| Kapil Sharma shares pic with Nandita Das from 47th Toronto International Film Festival Kapil Sharma as a delivery boy in a still from Zwigato trailer. The 1.39-minute-long video started with Kapil arriving at a high-end apartment with a stack of pizza boxes, taking the stairs after reading a memo that delivery boys are not allowed to use the lift, to find a lone drunk man. The actor is seen as a family man, father to a daughter and a son, starting his day on a positive note despite snarky comments from his son. He is also struggling to spend some quality time with his wife, played by Things start getting more complicated for the family as Shahana takes up a job to support them. The pain of labour class is also portrayed as a man runs behind Kapil on his bike to ask if he can do deliveries on a cycle. Reading a pamphlet that said, 'He's a labourer, that's why he's helpless,' he responds, 'Or maybe he's helpless, that's why he's a labourer'. Toward the end, a frustrated Kapil slams his phone as an order is cancelled. In a conversation with his wife, he notes that the management wants him to run after incentives, never complain, and be a good boy. As per the official synopsis of Zwigato, "the film is about an ex-floor manager of a fact...

Kapil Sharma’s Zwigato is about to hit the big screen. The much-awaited film stars Posting a reel where he can be seen riding a bike, the comedian wrote, “The most awaited order of the year is finally arriving! Zwigato. In Cinemas on 17th March. A heartwarming tale about a food delivery rider, starring Kapil Sharma and Shahana Goswami. Written and Directed by Nandita Das.” Earlier, ahead of the screening at the Busan Film Festival, Kapil Sharma dropped the international trailer of the film. He wrote, “After the successful world premiere at @tiff_net, Zwigato is all set to win hearts at Busan film fest. Here’s a sneak peek into the world of Zwigato, check out the International trailer here.” Nandita Das’ directorial Zwigato had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, Asian premiere at Busan International Film Festival, and Indian premiere at Kerala International Film Festival. Kapil Sharma Co-Star Tirthanand Rao Breaks Silence on Suicide Attempting: 'Had No Option Left' The trailer shows how after spotting a sign that reads, ‘Delivery boy not allowed to use lift,’ Kapil Sharma who works as a delivery executive is forced to take the stairs when he arrives at the location to deliver the order. In the movie, he and Shahnana Goswami, who plays his wife, fight to make ends meet. The film depicts how delivery executives struggle with the world of ratings and rewards while they meet our demands on time. Kapil Sharma is all set to make his mark in Read all the

This well-cut nugget has no room for tears. Kapil’s Zwigato delivery boy delivers a performance that is keenly observant of reality: the languorous paunchy body language, the endless rounds on two-wheelers, handling difficult insulting customers at work , an invalid mother and two children at home…Kapil brings the entire force of destiny down on his character’s shoulder without making him a cry baby. There is a beautiful moment where Manas put his head on his ailing mother’s lap .His wife Pratima walks in, sees the mother and son together, a walks out quietly. This is my favourite moment in a film that otherwise doesn’t care to create ‘moments’ for the audience to get empathetic. The tone of narration is muted and matter-of-fact. Nandita seldom, if ever, plays for effect. Even when there is potential for sentimentality she avoids any dramatic highs to get our attention. Although the film is a little heavy with statistics and numbers on the unemployed ,to her credit, Nandita Das doesn’t allow a pall of gloom to descend on her narration. There are no lengthy dialogues or pumped-up polemics to prod our conscience.Throughout, the atmosphere is light and hopeful even in the darkest moments when Manas encounters the nastiest of customers.