Kapil Sharma's Constant Name-Dropping of Parmeet Sethi Sparks Royalty Demand Joke | Bollywood News
Parmeet Sethi Jokes Kapil Sharma Owes Him Royalty

In a hilarious turn of events that's got the entertainment industry chuckling, veteran actor Parmeet Sethi has playfully called out comedy king Kapil Sharma for what he calls "excessive name-dropping" on national television.

The Running Gag That's Becoming Costly

During a recent media interaction, Sethi revealed that Kapil Sharma mentions his name so frequently on 'The Kapil Sharma Show' that he might just deserve some financial compensation for the constant references. "He should pay me royalty!" Sethi joked, highlighting how his name has become a recurring element in the popular comedy program.

From Co-Star to Comedy Material

The connection between the two entertainers dates back to their collaboration in the 2010 film 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl', where Sethi played a significant role. Since then, Kapil has found numerous creative ways to incorporate Sethi's name into his comedy sketches and spontaneous banter with guests.

"Even my wife has started noticing how often my name pops up on his show," Sethi shared with amusement, adding that the frequent mentions have become a talking point among his friends and family.

Why Kapil Keeps Coming Back to Sethi

Industry insiders suggest that Kapil's repeated references to Parmeet Sethi stem from:

  • The natural comic rhythm of Sethi's name in punchlines
  • Their shared professional history creating inside jokes
  • The audience's growing familiarity with the running gag
  • The versatility of using the name across different comedy scenarios

A Friendship Built on Laughter

Despite the tongue-in-cheek royalty demand, it's clear that the comments come from a place of mutual respect and friendship. Sethi acknowledged Kapil's comedic genius and the success of his show, even as he playfully suggested his name deserves some credit for the laughter.

"When a comedian of Kapil's caliber keeps using your name, you know you've made an impression," Sethi remarked, showing there are no hard feelings - just good-natured ribbing between colleagues.

The exchange highlights how inside jokes and running gags have become an integral part of modern Indian comedy, creating moments that resonate with both celebrities and audiences alike.