KIS KISKO PYAAR KARU 2, Release date, Cast & Plot

Kapil Sharma Returns in 'Kis Kisko Pyaar Karu 2'

It’s official. The King of Comedy, Kapil Sharma, is making his grand cinematic comeback, and he’s bringing a truckload of confusion with him! The much-anticipated trailer for "Kis Kisko Pyaar Karu 2" has dropped, sending waves of excitement across the fan base who have long waited for Kapil's return to the big screen. Set to release on December 12, 2025, this sequel promises to be bigger, bolder, and significantly more chaotic than the 2015 original, marking a fantastic return to the genre that launched his successful film debut.

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The Sequel's Premise: A Jumble of Love and Three Wives

The original Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon succeeded on a simple, high-concept premise: one man, three wives, and the hilarious lengths he goes to keep them apart. The sequel, directed by Anukalp Goswami and produced by the iconic Abbas-Mastan duo, takes that core concept and escalates the madness to an entirely new level, adding a brilliant, contemporary layer of social comedy.

This time, Kapil Sharma plays Mohan Sharma, a man who, in a desperate pursuit of true love, ends up marrying not just three, but potentially four women! The core of the new plot, however, seems to revolve around the three key wives from different faiths, a plot device that brilliantly sets the stage for cultural and comedic clashes.

The trailer opens with Kapil confessing his woes to a priest (played by the legendary Asrani), setting the tone for the entire film. In a moment of pure, classic Kapil honesty, he reveals his dilemma: he fell in love with a girl for whom he converted from Hindu to Muslim and then to Christian—but he still didn't get her. Instead, he ended up getting one wife from each of the three faiths. This brilliant twist – "I have got three wives from these faiths, Father!" – is the comedic catalyst that fuels the sequel.

A Masterclass in Comedy-of-Errors

If the trailer is anything to go by, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karu 2 is a true masterclass in the comedy-of-errors genre, an area where Kapil Sharma naturally excels. The entire conflict centers on Mohan Sharma’s desperate attempt to keep his three wives from discovering each other. In a brilliant staging move, the wives are shown living in apartments on three different floors of the same colony building!

This setup is a goldmine for slapstick, frantic running around, and high-stakes misunderstandings. We see Kapil juggling time, shifting identities, and changing his clothes at breakneck speed. His bewildered friend, played by the talented Manjot Singh (who appeared in the first film as well), is back to provide comic relief and moral support to the increasingly panicked hero.

From a Hindu wife demanding a traditional puja, a Muslim wife needing time for her customs, and a Christian wife with her own set of expectations, Kapil is shown running between the three different worlds he has created. This narrative structure is perfectly tailored to Kapil's brand of physical and dialogue-driven comedy. His expressive face, unique dialogue delivery, and impeccable comic timing shine through in every frantic scene.

The Fresh & Exciting Cast Ensemble

A sequel is only as good as its expanded cast, and Kis Kisko Pyaar Karu 2 has delivered a stellar lineup of fresh faces and veteran actors to support Kapil’s chaos:

The Wives: Taking on the roles of the three main wives are Tridha Choudhary (known for Ashram), Parul Gulati, and Hira Warina. Each actress seems to bring a distinct personality and look to the confusion, ensuring that each wife represents a unique comedic challenge for Kapil’s character. The trailer hints at fantastic chemistry between Kapil and his co-stars, ensuring that the romance, even amidst the madness, feels engaging. Ayesha Khan is also listed in the cast, suggesting a potential fourth angle to the already complicated story, amplifying the "double confusion, four times the fun" tagline.
The Comedic Support: Manjot Singh is a welcome return, likely playing the bewildered, loyal friend who gets dragged into the multi-wife mayhem. His natural, non-over-the-top comedy balances Kapil's antics perfectly. The presence of veteran actors like Akhilendra Mishra and Vipin Sharma as members of the extended families guarantees that the comedy will extend beyond the central couple and into the inevitable family-level confrontations.

A Fond Farewell to a Legend

One of the most heartwarming, yet bittersweet, highlights of the trailer is the appearance of the late veteran actor Asrani. His role as the wise, slightly exasperated priest is central to the film's confessional opening. Asrani, who sadly passed away recently, was a pillar of Hindi comedy. His presence in the trailer, and the snippets of his classic comic timing, have been met with a wave of emotional praise from fans online, calling his role a perfect, nostalgic farewell. Watching him share the screen with Kapil Sharma is a beautiful passing of the torch and a special moment that adds an unexpected layer of emotion to this zany comedy.

Why This Film is the Perfect Comeback

After the emotional depth of his last cinematic venture, Zwigato, Kapil Sharma is returning to his home ground: light, clean, family-friendly comedy. Kis Kisko Pyaar Karu 2 is exactly what the audience needs. The film’s tone is breezy, the music is catchy, and the entire production has the classic, commercially appealing feel of an Abbas-Mastan production, even with Anukalp Goswami in the director's chair.

The sequel’s success is almost guaranteed, not just by Kapil’s star power, but by the universal appeal of its genre. It promises a movie-watching experience that is meant for families—a two-hour escape where you can laugh without restraint at the protagonist's increasingly absurd and self-made predicament.

With its expanded chaos, a talented new cast, and the promise of endless confusion, "Kis Kisko Pyaar Karu 2" is positioned to be one of the biggest comedy hits of the year. Mark your calendars for December 12, 2025; the cinema halls are about to be filled with laughter.

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