Kapil Sharma gets emotional as he remembers late Sidhu Moose Wala in Vancouver; Watch

Comedian Kapil Sharma , who is currently on the live tour, paid a tribute to late singers KK and Sidhu Moose Wala during his show in Vancouver. The comedian recently flew out of Mumbai for The Kapil Sharma Live with the team including Krushna Abhishek, Chandan Prabhakar , Kiku Sharda , Rajiv Thakur, and Sumona Chakraborty.

On Instagram, the official page of The Kapil Sharma Show posted a video in which Kapil is seen singing a few lines of Sidhu Moose Wala’s song 295. Calling the late singer his ‘little brother’, the comedian got emotional as he asked the audience to cheer for the great singer on the occasion. The video showed a digital screen behind him that read, "Tribute to legends", with pictures of KK, Sidhu, actor-activist Deep Sidhu and Kabaddi player Sandeep Singh Sandhu. "Legends live Forever (red heart emoji). Legends Live Forever #kapilsharmalive2022 #vancouver #showday #siddhumoosewala," the post was captioned.

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The official page also dropped a series of pictures from the event which offered glimpses of Kapil, Krushna Abhishek, and Kiku Sharda performing on stage. On the other hand, Kapil also shared a few photos from the show on his Instagram account as well. "Thank you Vancouver for all the love n warmth (red heart and folding hands emojis) you guys are as beautiful as your city (hug emoji) #vancouver #kapilsharmalive2022 #beautifulbritishcolumbia #canada 🇨🇦 @tksshowofficial," he captioned the post.

Meanwhile, singer-turned politician Sidhu Moose Wala was shot dead by assailants in Mansa district on May 29. His sudden demise shocked the nation and celebrities across the entertainment industry and politics paid their heartfelt tribute to the singer. A few days later, everyone woke up to the news of singer KK’s death. The singer passed away from a massive heart attack just after he finished his concert in the Kolkata auditorium on May 31.